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Swordsplay!!! And more detailed: that showdown game.
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Whack? Oops. Sorry.
(hint: don't get too enthusiastic near friends
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Most other games are fun as well, but lately, only wii frisbee and the airplane flyover game get some action.
poingpoingpoing-poingpoing poing whack!
Whack? Oops. Sorry.
(hint: don't get too enthusiastic near friends
Most other games are fun as well, but lately, only wii frisbee and the airplane flyover game get some action.
Archery. I never got into the whole Table Tennis thingy, didn't work that well IMHO. Tennis in Wii Sports felt better.
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