The mini-games are as follows: Wanwan Karuta: While the Wii Remote is playing a sound, players must identify what animal is making the sound.
Remote Control Hide and Seek: The player will hide the Wii Remote. The other players must find it while using the sound of the remote as a guide.
Sensitive Bomb: Players pass the Wii Remote around while shaking it as little as possible. When its shaken the player loses.
HMV lists this game as part of a mode called Living Party mode. The mode in total will have six mini-games. The site also lists 80 mini-games in the games standard play mode.
Tell me about it. The game sounds like a dud just like Wii Music. :P
They've still got ten days to plan the obligatory embarrassing Nintendo executive performance for Wii Party.
We had a real hoot on RFN thinking about how Cammy would demonstrate the Wii Remote hide'n'seek on stage at E3 with Reggie.
I'll leave it at that.
I'm looking forward to a game of hide the Wii remote.
Reading those reviews also told me the hardcore gaming audience doesn't know what they are doing most of the time.Tell me about it. The game sounds like a dud just like Wii Music. :P
Wii Music sounded interesting, which is why I was disappointed after reading reviews. Wii Party sound so-so based on this, I hope they do better.
I figured this was going to be like Mario Party but without Mario. But I guess I should never underestimate Nintendo's ability to make something REALLY lame.I think it could be considered trolling to call a game "REALLY lame" when you know next to nothing about it.
Do people still accuse you of trolling if you crap on the Wii series?
I think it could be considered trolling to call a game "REALLY lame" when you know next to nothing about it.
