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Emp_Leader24 · #1 03-27-2007, 09:30 PM

Welcome to Wii Sports!

With the Wii Remote, sports games have never felt better! Swing, hit, and throw like a
natural with the Wii Remote.

With Wii Sports, you are a pro athlete, experience realistic sports sensations with controls
that are close to the actual sports motions.

Using the Mii Channel, create caricatures of your friends and family and put them all right
in the game with you.

With controls this simple, everyone can play, friends and family alike!

For specific information on how
to play each sport, please see +Control Pad: Move
that sport’s section of the
instruction booklet.

Power Button: Turn power on or off
A Button: Confirm
B Button: Return to previous screen
HOME Button: Open/close

the HOME menu

+ Button: Open/close the pause menu
Make sure that there are no people or
objects around you before you play.
If you’re feeling tired, take a rest.
Getting Started

If your Wii console is on or is in standby mode, simply insert the Wii Sports Game Disc into
the disc slot. Read the screen and press the A Button to move on.

You can insert a Wii Game Disc even if the Wii console’s power is turned off. To play on a TV
that supports a 16:9 screen ratio, select 16:9 HD/ED from the Wii Settings and adjust your
television’s screen ratio. Please refer to the Wii Operations Manual for more information.

Point the cursor at the Disc On the Channel Preview After a brief reminder to wear
Channel on the Wii Menu screen, point at Play and your Wii Remote strap, the title
and press the A Button. press the A Button. screen will appear.

Main menu

Tennis – 1 to 4 players Boxing – 1 to 2 players
Baseball – 1 to 2 players Training – 1 to 4 players
Bowling – 1 to 4 players Fitness Test – single player
Golf – 1 to 4 players

Selecting the Number of Players

On this screen, you can set the number of players for your game.

Add Wii Remotes

If you need to add more Wii Remotes, point at More and press
the A Button. Then add a Wii Remote for each player. Aim each
Wii Remote at the screen and press the 1 and 2 Buttons at the same time to register it.

Select Mii

Select which Mii you will use. Select Wii Console to choose a Mii
stored on this Wii Console. Select Guest to choose a generic
Mii. Select Wii Remote to load a Mii that has been stored
on your Wii Remote.

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About Miis

Wii Sports uses the Miis you create in the Mii Channel to play the game. Wii Sports
automatically saves the records (such as your personal best in each game) of each player.

Please be aware that your records will not be saved when you play with a guest Mii or one stored in
the Wii Remote. In addition, if you delete a Mii from the Mii Channel, the saved data for that Mii is also erased.
Be very careful when deleting a Mii — once a play record is erased, you cannot recover it. Please refer to the Wii
Operations Manual for information on making Miis in the Mii Channel.
Selecting a Play Style

Choose which hand to use for each sport, and then point at
OK and press the A Button.

Pause menu

Press the +Control Pad during a game to open the pause menu.

Continue – Resume the game in progress.
Start over – Start this game over from the beginning.
Quit – Quit the current game and return to the menu.
HOME menu – Press the HOME Button during a game to

open the HOME menu.

HOME menu

Wii menu – Return to the Wii Remote settings – Adjust Wii
Wii Menu Remote volume, rumble feature
Reset – Return to the title screen setting, and connections.

Skill Level

The screen shows your Mii’s skill level. Your skill level won’t change
when you play against another player in tennis, baseball, or boxing.

Your skill level increases or decreases depending on how well you
play. When your skill level goes above 1,000 points, you’ll become
a Pro. However, if your skill level drops again, you can lose the title. The Wii Message Board

Tennis

1 to 4 players

Simply swing the Wii Remote to play a match of doubles tennis. You don’t need to press
any buttons. Each player needs his own Wii Remote.

The team that wins the required number of matches first wins the game.

Hold it as would hold a tennis racket.
Put your wrist through the Wii Remote strap and
fasten it to prevent it from escaping your hand.
Swing gently.

Holding the Wii Remote (for right-handed players)

Serving

• Swing the Wii Remote up...
• and then down to serve the ball.
• Toss the ball up. You also can
toss with the A Button.
• Hit the ball.
Controlling the Ball
Quick
Timing

• Judge the ball direction and swing
accordingly. When the ball comes Slow
to your right, swing on the right
side. When the ball approaches
your left side, swing on the left.
You can lob and give the ball a
spin depending on how you hit.
Forehand Backhand

Strokes

The timing of your stroke
determines the direction
the ball travels.

67records the days you rose to Pro status or lost
your Pro title, as well as when you set
high scores.
Please read the Wii Channel Manual for more
information about the Wii Message Board.
Wii Sports requires two blocks to save.
Saving Your Game

Baseball

Bowling

1 to 2 players

1 to 4 players

Play a simple baseball game with a batter and pitcher. Fielding and running are handled Roll a bowling ball with a simple sweep of your arm. You can also change the spin of your
automatically, so you can focus on the action. For a two-player game, you will need two Wii Remotes. ball. Play with up to four players using a single Wii Remote.

The game ends after three innings. If one player scores more than five runs over his opponent, Play a ten-frame game and compete for the best score.

89the mercy rule applies, ending the game.
Holding the Wii Remote
(batting for right-handed players)
• Hold the Wii Remote with both
hands, just like you would a
baseball bat. Hold it so the
button side faces toward you.
• Put your wrist through the Wii Remote strap and
fasten it to prevent it from escaping your hand.
• Swing gently.
Holding the Wii Remote
(pitching for right-handed players)
Hold the Wii Remote in your pitching hand.
Put your wrist through the Wii Remote strap and
fasten it to prevent it from escaping your hand.
Swing gently.
• Raise the Wii Remote to your chest
and swing back.
• Swing as if you are rolling a real
bowling ball.
• Twist the Wii Remote to give the
ball spin.
Holding the Wii Remote
(for right-handed players)
Hold the Wii Remote in your throwing hand.
Put your wrist through the Wii Remote strap and fasten it to prevent it from
escaping your hand.
Swing gently.
Batting
Throwing the Ball
• Swing the Wii Remote as
the ball crosses the plate —
just like in real baseball!
Inside or outside pitch
Right over the plate
Pitching
• Swing down the Wii Remote as if you
would throw the ball. The speed of the
ball changes depending on how
quickly you swing the Wii Remote.
None FastballCurveballScrewballSplitterBreaking Balls
(for right-handed players)
Hold down one of the
buttons below and
swing the Wii Remote.
Curveball
Fastball
Splitter
Screwball
+
Moving and Aiming
Press left or right to
decide where to stand
and which way to aim.
Zoom
(Press again to zoom out.)
Switch Modes
Where to
stand Aim
Hold down
Release
here
Release
at the bottom
of your swing.

Golf

1 to 4 players

Swinging the club is as easy as swinging your Wii Remote. Up to four players can share a
single Wii Remote.

The player with the fewest total strokes wins the game.

Holding the Wii Remote Practicing Your Swing

(for right-handed players)

Hold the Wii Remote with both

hands, just like you would a

golf club.

Put your wrist through the Wii

Remote strap and fasten it to

prevent it from escaping your hand.

• Swing gently.
Hit the Course Putting

(for right-handed players)
Training Mode Wii Fitness Test (Once a day per Mii)
The power gauge appears on the screen when you make a swing. If you swing
at 50% power on the gauge, the ball will land at a point halfway down the line that
appears on the course map in the lower right. (Ball carry depends on whether the wind is blowing and if
the ball lands in a bunker or in the rough.)
Power Gauge
Press left or right to
select direction to hit.
Swing the Wii Remote
while holding down
Swing as you point the button-side of
the Wii Remote as shown here.
Press up or down to
select a club.
Swing as you point the button-side of the Wii Remote
as shown here. Swing too hard, and you
will slice or hook your shot.
This fitness exam selects three training games for
you to play. You will be judged on balance, stamina,
and speed, and the combined results will determine
your Wii Fitness Age. The results will be
recorded on the Wii Message Board.
There are three training games per sport. You can play
each training game with 1 4 players. Multiple players can
share a single Wii Remote. Players earn platinum, gold,
silver, or bronze medals depending on their performance.
The date you earn your medals will be recorded on the Wii
Message Board. (See the Wii Channel Manual for information on
the Wii Message Board.)
Swing the Wii Remote
while holding down
Swing as you point the button-side of
the Wii Remote as shown here.
Read lay Camera
Boxing

1 to 2 players

Boxing uses both the Wii Remote and Nunchuk. When two players fight against each other,
each player needs a Wii Remote and Nunchuk.

Each match has three one-minute rounds. The first player to be knocked out loses. If no one
wins after three rounds, the winner is declared by judge’s decision.

Holding the Wii Remote Punching

Thrust out the Wii

Remote and
front of your chest and hold them up.

• Clutch the Wii Remote and Nunchuk in
Nunchuk to punch
with those hands.

• Put your wrist through the Wii Remote
strap and fasten it to prevent it from
To aim at the head,
escaping your hand.

punch upward.

• Swing gently. • To aim at the body, punch downward.
Blocking Shifting Your Position

• Hold the Wii Remote • Shift your body forward, back, left and right while holding
and Nunchuk in front the Wii Remote and Nunchuk.
of you to block.

All rights, including the copyrights of game, scenario, music and program, reserved by Nintendo. TM, ® and the Wii logo are trademarks of
Nintendo. © 2006 Nintendo. All rights reserved.

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby, Pro Logic, and the double-D symbol are
trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

This game is presented in Dolby Pro Logic II. To play games that carry the Dolby Pro Logic II logo in
surround sound, you will need a Dolby Pro Logic II, Dolby Pro Logic or Dolby Pro Logic IIx receiver.
These receivers are sold separately.

-Directly from the Wii Sports Instruction manual, from a pdf file so forgive me for any conversion errors or confusion in the reading of this.

Unseen · #2 07-14-2007, 06:19 PM

I played this round a mates house. We played the Tennis, and Bowling. (I wasnt round there very long). I personally disliked the controls. It WAS accurate, it just didn't fit my style I suppose. I prefer the good old keyboard, or controller gaming really. This is why I dislike the SIXAXIS on the PS3 too.

The_Waffler · #3 07-15-2007, 01:36 AM

I have WiiSports, entertaining when you got your Jesus "Mii" look alike!

Twisted Dreams · #4 07-17-2007, 09:45 PM

I played this a little at my cousin's house.

I thought that it was pretty cool.

Unseen · #5 07-19-2007, 11:20 PM

You need friends to have a Wii, thus I dont have one. xD

O.G · #6 12-29-2007, 09:51 PM

IMO keeps ya fit,whole point of a wii

shadowchao99 · #7 12-30-2007, 01:49 AM

Hey, how do you server faster during a tennis match. My sister does it like 1/5 of the time, not pro level. She even did it in her first game when we first got the wii. It kinda looks like the ball is smoking. Any help would be appreciated.

O.G · #8 12-30-2007, 09:19 AM

Sorry no idea would also like to know..

shadowchao99 · #9 12-31-2007, 03:44 AM

Well I think I figured it out, you have to hit the ball at the top of the toss.

#10 01-05-2008, 04:41 AM

Wii Sports is great, love the bowling, my sister is very good at it. ;p

Sl4ght3r · #11 01-27-2008, 02:34 AM

**** you administrator

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