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Wii Sports franchise will soon include Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort!

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The original Wii Sports came packed with the Wii  in all regions, except Japan where it was sold as a stand alone game.

Wii Sports Resort will be packed in with Wii MotionPlus.

Games

Wii Sports (Game)

19 November 2006

Platforms/Wii

Wii Sports Resort (Game)

25 June 2009

Platforms/Wii

Wii Sports + Wii Sports Resort

11 January 2011

Platforms/Wii

Wii Sports Club (Game)

30 October 2013

Platforms/Wii U

Nintendo Switch Sports (Game)

29 April 2022

Platforms/Nintendo Switch

Nintendo Switch Sports Resort (Game)

22 October 2026

Platforms/Nintendo Switch 2

Franchise details

Name

Wii Sports

Features

7 games

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First game

Wii Sports (Game)

Aliases

Characters

Locations

• Has locations: Golf Course (Location), Boxing Ring (Location), The Milky Way Galaxy (Location), Basketball Court (Location), Bowling Alley (Location), Beach (Location), Sports Stadium (Location), Tropical Island (Location), Tennis Court (Location), Volcano (Location), Wuhu Island (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Uppercut (Concept), Hand to Hand Combat (Concept), Tricks (Concept), Third-Person Perspective (Concept), Minigame (Concept), Boxer (Concept), Flight (Concept), Bowling (Concept), Exclamation Mark (Concept), No Jumping (Concept), Water Effects (Concept), Party Game (Concept), Basketball (Concept), Skydiving (Concept), Experience Points (Concept), Jab (Concept), Polygonal 3D (Concept), Referees (Concept), Disembodied Voice (Concept), Peripheral Usage (Concept), Dog (Concept), Barrel Roll (Concept), Lack of Visible Body Parts (Concept), Fetch (Concept), Fencing (Concept), Table Tennis (Concept), Character Creation (Concept), Wind (Concept), Multi Sport (Concept), Dynamic Slicing (Concept), Sweat (Concept), E3 2009 (Concept), Training Mode (Concept), Disembodiment (Concept), Dust (Concept), Sudden Death (Concept), 1-to-1 Motion Control (Concept), Mii Support (Concept), Power Gauge (Concept), 60 FPS on Console (Concept), Self-Advertisement (Concept), Motion Control (Concept), Auto-Save (Concept), British Academy Video Game Awards (Concept), Disc Golf (Concept), E3 2006 (Concept), E3 2008 (Concept), Game Critics Awards (Concept), Game Developers Choice Awards (Concept), Gesture-Based Control (Concept), Greatest Hits (Concept), High Score (Concept), In-Game Achievements (Concept), Interactive Achievement Awards 2007 (Concept), Late Title Card (Concept), Launch Title (Concept), Motion Plus Support (Concept), Pack-In Game (Concept), PAX 2009 (Concept), Ranking System (Concept), Split-Screen Multiplayer (Concept), Waggle (Concept), Game Developers Choice Awards 2007 (Concept), Game Title Wii (Concept), One-Handed Gameplay (Concept), Motion Plus Required (Concept), Wii Console Message Board Interaction (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Water (Object), Bow (Object), Golf Ball (Object), Golf Club (Object), Golf Tee (Object), Baseball Bat (Object), Bicycle (Object), Watercraft (Object), Boxing Glove (Object), Running Shoes (Object), Sword (Object), Boxing Ring (Object), Boat (Object), Parachute (Object), Basketball (Object), Bowling Ball (Object), Baseball (Object), Blimp (Object), Bowling Pin (Object), Sand (Object), Punching Bag (Object), Ship (Object), Baseball Glove (Object), Throwing Disc (Object), Tennis Ball (Object), Tennis Racquet (Object), Paddle (Object), Sandbag (Object), Buoy (Object), Wii Remote (Object), Hot Air Balloon (Object), Lighthouse (Object), Target (Object)

People

• Has people: Leslie Swan (Person), Nathan Bihldorff (Person), Jeff Miller (Person), Taro Bando (Person), Hajime Kojima (Person), Hisashi Nogami (Person), Junji Morii (Person), Keizo Ohta (Person), Kyohei Seki (Person), Ryo Nagamatsu (Person), Ryuji Kobayashi (Person), Ryutaro Takahashi (Person), Takafumi Masaoka (Person), Takayuki Shimamura (Person), Tomomi Iwasaki (Person), Tsutomu Kaneshige (Person), Yoshikazu Yamashita (Person), Yoshiki Haruhana (Person)