Wii Sports review

Wii Sports is the easiest game here to start, which is why it makes the list despite scoring lowest on content and value. Nintendo's page lists five sports: Tennis, Baseball, Golf, Bowling and Boxing. Each uses the Wii Remote as the racket, bat, club or ball, and the game reads the speed and angle of a swing for shots such as lobs, slices and spin. Boxing adds the Nunchuk as a second glove. Players use their own Mii, whose skill level rises as they improve, and up to four can play. Nintendo notes it came with some, but not all, Wii console bundles and was also sold separately as a Nintendo Selects title. That matters for value: DKOldies lists a used disc at $49.99, so check whether your console bundle already included it before paying that price.

Who it is for

Families and first-time players who want a party game anyone can pick up.

Price

Used disc from $49.99 at DKOldies (regular price, before sales).

Original price: $49.99
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 11, 2026.

Key features

• Five sports: Tennis, Baseball, Golf, Bowling and Boxing
• Swings register forehands, backhands, spin and power by speed and angle
• Play as your own Mii
• Mii skill levels rise as you improve
• Rated PEGI 7

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Easiest game on this list for new players
• Strength: Up to four players
• Strength: Bundled with some Wii consoles, so check before buying
• Weakness: Only five sports, the least content here
• Weakness: $49.99 used is high for a game many owners already have
• Weakness: Boxing needs a Nunchuk

Key facts

• Publisher: Nintendo
• Players: 1 to 4
• Age rating: PEGI 7
• Sports: 5
• Used price: $49.99 at DKOldies

Where it ranks

Wii Sports is No. 10 in our Best Wii Games verdict.