Wii sports resort is an upgraded version of the original version of wii sports. There are about 16 games such as wake boarding, sword play and island flyover. There are a few games that are also on wii sports such as golf and bowling however most are completely different. You can compete with other miis and other family members or friends on some games. A few activities like island flyover is only one player. Before you by this game please note that you need 2 motion plus accessory's for 2 players and 3 for 3 players etc. One motion plus accessory you can get with the game but it will only be possible for one player to play on it at a time.

I love this game. Bought it a few years ago, and I'm still playing it (admittedly after a night down the pub when I've invited mates back). The pure genius of the game is that it's so accessible - your girlfriend, your mum, even your nan will want to play this game with you.

My favourite game on this is Wii Bowling. Golf, tennis and boxing are good too. Baseball is a bit rubbish, but perhaps that because I'm not American.

There are some excellent side-games too - like one game where they keep doubling the number of pins you have to knock over, or where you play golf and have to try and hit a target laid out on the golf course.

Brilliant game, I think its better than Wii Sports. I put 4/5 for graphics - they are not amazing but for the Wii they are very good. The addiction level is very high because the gameplay is top notch. You can get very carried away with Wii Sports Resort - it's definitely worth the money.

After 5 hours solid playing Wii sports resort and I managed to complete every one of the 12 superb games in the new Sports Resort title. It was not a race, but more a pleasure to play the games for the first time or bring back fond memories from the old timers, like Golf or Bowling.

Great new features include (of course, the Wii motion plus) high score tables, similar to Wii-Fit and importing your favourite wii-mii's from the web, whilst the game still keeps the loved 'pro status' chart for each player.

I am so impressed with Nintendo, going against the grain of '3rd generation' consoles and keeping, if not enhancing the playability that some consoles lack these days wiuth titles like Wii Sports and Wii Sports resort.