Our Nintendo Wii with Wii Sports is not as snazzy as this one with 5 sports games included in the Wii Sports disc that comes with it all.




Our Wii Sports came with baseball, bowling, golf, tennis and boxing.




The boxing requires the Wii Nunchuk Controller to work — our console came with one, so my husband bought an extra Nunchuk.




The snazzy console above also includes a remote, a Nunchuck and a Wii Sharp Shooter and Racing Wheel.




I didn’t even know they had this White Sports Pack for Nintendo Wii Remote - Baseball Bat, Golf Club, Tennis Racket that actually look like those objects.




We just have our Wii controller remote that we swing around like crazy.




My kids especially love to swing their nunchuk around at the end of tennis matches when they display who won and lost.




But let’s talk about Wii cheats.




Here are Wii bowling tips.




And check out this crazy way to get a strike on Wii bowling game — you can get to all those pins under the training section, a Wii bowling tip my husband’s coworker told him about:









I wonder if that really works?




I might have to try to bowl that ball up on the edge to see…




And read about Wii Tennis Tips and Tricks here.




Lastly, here is an excellent break-down of a guy who proves that he know about winning at Wii golf with good tips.

I haven’t delved that deeply into trying to win a Wii game — I’m only in there when my family forces me off the computer — or when we have a Wii party, but leave me a comment and let me know how much the Wii tips and cheats improved your Wii Sports game.