History VideoGame / WiiPlay

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* MinigameGame: the game consists of 9 Minigames

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* ColorCodedMultiplaye: All games that have multiplayer make use of different colors by player in some way.

* ColorCodedMultiplayer
* EverythingsBetterWithCows: Charge.

* GodDamnBats: Catching certain fish reduces your score, ignore them and they'll disappear but they can still mess up the chance to get the fish you really wanted.
* LandMineGoesClick: They can be manually detonated and blow up walls in tanks

** PinballProjectile: All shots that Tanks fire can ricochet several times, except ones fired by the Teal and Black Tanks.

** DemonicSpiders: Green Tanks, which cannot move, but launch high-velocity, ricocheting rockets from across the map. The worst thing about them is that they have near-perfect aim and can easily calculate bounce trajectories to strike you from impossible angles.

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A game sold with {{Wii}} remotes [[TechDemoGame made to help new players learn how to use the contraption for future purchases]]. Whether or not ''WiiPlay'' became the GatewaySeries Creator/{{Nintendo}} wanted it to be, it did manage to become the second best non-bundle selling game ever. There are nine different games:

Like its brethren VideoGame/WiiSports and VideoGame/WiiSportsResort, WiiPlay got a Wii Motion Plus sequel called ''Wii Play: Motion''

* BouncingBattler: In ''Wii Play: Motion'', the "Jump Park" game turns your {{Mii}} into one of these.

* TankGoodness: An entire collection of them in Tanks, all of which are [[killed in one hit OneHitPointWonder.]]

* TankGoodness: An entire collection of them in Tanks, all of which are OneHitPointWonders.

** Mooks: The Brown Tanks, stationary tanks with a slow-firing gun and an even slower reaction time.

* ShoutOut: The intended targets in shooting range are [[ShapedLikeItSelf targets]], pop cans, balloons and clay pigeons but the ducks from DuckHunt occasionally fly by too and you can hear a dog's bark in the back ground.

* CrowdFormation: Miis gather to watch your game of table tennis. The longer it goes the larger the crowd.

# '''Shooting Range''' is similar to ''DuckHunt'', this helps you find your cursor and keep it on screen while aiming for targets.

# '''Shooting Range'''is similar to ''DuckHunt'', this helps you find your cursor and keep it on screen while aiming for targets.

* TimedMission: One player charge, two player it's a weird RacingGame.

A game sold with Wii remotes made to help new players learn how to use the contraption for future purchases. Whether or not ''Wii Play'' became the GatewaySeries Nintendo wanted it to be, it did manage to become the second best non-bundle selling game ever. There are nine different games.

1. Shooting Range

Similar to DuckHunt, this helps you find your cursor and keep it on screen while aiming for targets.

2. Find Mii

A memory and matching game. Now that you can keep your cursor on screen, the game teaches you how to be more accurate and how to use two different buttons.

3. Table Tennis

Simulation of table tennis against a computer you must return a certain number of volleys to or your friends, who you just have to beat traditionally. This game introduces a new camera angle and helps improve player reaction time.

4. Pose Mii

You have to make your Mii perform various poses so that they can fit in different silhouettes. This game requires you to twist the Wiimote and helps the player learn to do this while hitting buttons and aiming.

5. Laser Hockey

This is a simulation of air hockey with pretty neon light graphics. It takes the twisting mechanic introduced in Pose Mii and makes you twist your wrist in different directions while the cursor is moving at high speeds.

6. Fishing

This game introduces the rumble mechanic as well as the concept of depth, as the you move the Wiimote further and closer to the screen in addition to left, right, up and down. Every fish is worth a different amount of points with a certain species becoming more valuable at certain periods of time.

7. Billiards

Billiards is a nine ball version of pool. This game deals with moving the wii mote further and closer to the screen again but the real focus is on teaching players how to hit things hard and how to tap lightly.

8. Charge

This is a cow racing game and the first game that requires you to hold the Wiimote sideways. You tilt the wiimote left and right to steer, tilt forwards and backwards to speed up or slow down and quickly raise it to jump.

9. Tanks

Here you take control of a OneHitPointWonder tank and shoot shells at other tanks. You can also lay land mines. Nunchuck play is introduced in this game and it focuses on aiming in one direction while moving in another and avoiding enemy attacks.

Like WiiSports and WiiSportsResort, WiiPlay got a Wii Motion Plus sequel called ''Wii Play: Motion''

* BouncingBattler: In ''Wii Play: Motion'', the "Jump Park" game turns your Mii into one of these.

* VideoGameRemake: Shooting Game and Tanks are remakes of DuckHunt and Combat, respectively.

!!! This Game Contains Examples Of...
* OneUp: reward for surviving in tanks.

* VideoGameRemake: Shooting Game and Tanks are remakes of DuckHunt and Combat, respectively.
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* RuleOfThree: Stationary tanks, the most annoying enemy in the game, fire fast shells that ricochet off of the walls three times

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