Topic: Suggestions for wii-Sports 2..

[ShreddersDojo]

1 - Customizable bowling alleys.. option for 'raw Bowling'. That little arrow that points the ball in the proper direction takes away some of the fun.  I want an option for it to go flying into the next lane if  I muck up, just like IRL ..

2-Virtual console download option.

[Kairon]

Wii tetherball.

MAKE IT HAPPEN.

~Carmine "Cai" M. Red
Kairon@aol.com

[wandering]

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I want an option for it to go flying into the next lane if I muck up, just like IRL

The ball can go flying into the next lane.....

[Artimus]

Racket-ball would be an easy, and fun, addition.

Clearly boxing needs to be fixed, or more likely, totally axed.

[Kairon]

Hmm... Maybe Wii-Judo could take boxing's place?

~Carmine "Cai" M. Red
Kairon@aol.com

[raptorspike]

wallyball

[ShyGuy]

Caber tossing

[IceCold]

Squash!

[Ages]

Dodgeball!

[KDR_11k]

Wii eSports! Counterstrike, Starcraft, etc.

[Spak-Spang]

KDR:  I actually like that name.  Wii eSports!, but they probably can't use that.  

IDEAS:

All Games Online.
Tutorial System.


Tennis uses same mechanics of no running to the ball.  Spend time to actually make aiming the ball even better.

Racket Ball:  New game that will allow you to move your character with analog stick and hit ball. Fast paced 1 on 1, 1 player single, and 1 vs CPU

Volley Ball:  Mechanics much like Tennis.  Computer runs to ball, but can recognize, 3 types of hits: Bumps, Sets, and Spikes

Fishing:  Online you can talk to other fisherman, and find out where the fish are biting that day, and what lures.
Golf: More courses

Boxing:  Just fix the hell out of it.  Its not so bad its unfixable, but more Stun attacks, and fix the dodging mechanic.  

Bowling:  Work on better spin controls, otherwise leave it alone.  Though it could be cool to have an option for Bumpers, and design the pins into different shapes.  9 Ball anyone?

Pool: A good Pool game needs to be created.

Baseball:  Actually have the fielding teams controllable somewhat.  They can be automated for the most part...but more control is necessary somewhere in the game.


That is all I got.  So Let's see it happen.

[BranDonk Kong]

WiiTA Tennis, where you use the analog stick as well. Also, use the accelerometers and the sensor bar for baseball, so you can adjust your swing angle, bunt, check, etc.

[Spak-Spang]

How about two control schemes for the game.

Simple:  Very basic controls just like we are used to with Wii Sports.  Designed so everyone and their dog can play.

Advanced:  Uses the Analog attachment in most games, and pushes the depth of each game...adding much needed techniques and more control to each game.

Another game idea:

Basketball could be played three different ways.

1) Around the World:  Compete to shoot the ball around the free throw and 3 point lines.
2) Horse:  Point at the screen to select where you will shoot the ball from.  (Possibly even draw a route to move along) and shoot.  
3) A full game.  Advanced controls let you control the players.  Otherwise, it is about finding the open man, passing and shooting.  While defense works to intercept passes, and block shots.

[ryancoke]

Wiisports 2 needs to have:

Wii-Buck Hunting
Wii-Fencing
Wii-Jai Alai
Wii-Tron Discs
Wii-Lumberjack (log rolling, tree chopping, etc)
Wii-Rochambeau (see option 3 here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rochambeau)

[decoyman]

Wii Sports.
Ultimate.
Frisbee.

[Smash_Brother]

BOCCE.

[jasonditz]

Squash and fencing are my two favorite ideas so far... Fencing would be even better if it supported online play.

[jasonditz]

Oh, and if they re-do boxing, they need to allow you to do the old Mike Tyson's Punchout taunt from Don Flamenco. I've been trying to get my Mii to do that by moving my hands, but it's just not getting the job done.