Cool, NA is getting it too and we have a price announced.

http://www.nintendolife.com/news/20...etail_version_hits_north_america_on_25th_july

The retail version with all five games will arrive in North America two weeks later than in Europe, on 26th July. Yesterday we suggested that those keen to own all five but yet to dive into downloads may be advised to wait, and that is certainly the case in North America — the retail version will have a recommended price of $39.99, a $10 saving off buying the five downloads separately.

 

That's like saying you can't believe so many people bought Wii Sports Resort after buying Wii Sports.

It's a new game with new features: online, better and new controls, better graphics.

 

Nintendo Land is a tech demo too but it's fun to play. I paid £5 ($8) for it and feels like the right price for it.

Zelda Battle Quest, Mario Chase and others would've been way better had they been given online play and not just multplayer local.

 

They're decent party games. Whenever anyone used to come over, they'd always want to play on Wii Sports (and Resort). My mum likes to play bowling when she comes over, my brother likes the golf, Wii Sports Resort had a ton of additional games with varying physics that made it significantly more than a tech demo.

Granted, I don't play the games unless someone does come over, so I won't pay £8.99 per sport or even £30 for the full retail release of Wii Sports HD, but I might be tempted to pay £10-£15 for it when the retailers realise they massively overstocked on it.

 

Maybe because it's the one game that appeals to everyone

 

If everybody only liked the things Guild liked there would only be Vitas with P4G and Dynasty Warriors

 

Wii Sports Resort was awesome.

Table tennis = awesome.
Cycling = loved it
Basketball = loved it.
Bowling = lots of fun.

The whole thing was pretty much awesome.

 

Actually, playing Wii Sports Club online is really fun, as it's actually a challenge rather than facing AI all the time. That, plus it actually follows your hand, so you're not just flicking the remote and getting it to do something.

 

except that tennis and bowling are the only good ones. If you like golf, baseball, and boxing, you'd be better off getting a more serious game dedicated to those.

 

well thats nice to hear , but i rather trade it than buy it