Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #257 in Computer & Video Games
• Brand: Pair & Go
• Released on: 2009-11-20
• Platform: Nintendo Wii
• Format: Unknown format

Manufacturer's Description

This great sports pack has been especially designed for the Wii Sports Resort game and comes with EVA foam sports extensions for added safety as well as uniquely designed accessories for the sports resort challenges. The use of foam extensions reduces the likelihood of injury or damage to property and that has enabled us to provide a sword in this pack.

Each extension is designed for safety, comfort and gameplay suitability to help add further realism to the gaming experience.

Customer Reviews

Resortastic!!
This pack is a great piece of kit and makes the wii sports resort games much more fun!

The bow and arrow piece is spring loaded and really makes the archery game a joy to play and the cycling extension is something that I have never seen before for the Wii but it works great. I did find that I had to push the pedals in tight but once they were in, the piece worked fine. The paddle, sword, golf club and table tennis bat are made of a sort tough foam material which I thought was a brilliant idea because my 7 and 10 year olds can swing bats and swords around the place without me having to worry about them hurting themselves or destroying the place.

It comes in a good size box too, so it looks great as a present!

Resort pack
This pack turned out to be somewhat disappointing. The pedals for cycling don't lock into the wheel, so the pedals and wheel are useless since the pedals keep falling off the wheel. The nunchuk holder is now permanently latched onto the archery arrow. The fit is so tight that it will never come off. I contacted the maker of this resort pack and hope to get a free nunchuk holder by post, otherwise we will not be to use the jet ski.

The other items (canoe paddle, ping pong paddle, golf club, and sword) all work fine. The sword is entertaining my 8 year old even without the Wii remote attached. You can also pretend that the sword is a pool cue by taking off the round disk (it slides off).

Another disappointment with this pack is that there are no instructions on how to use the various parts or put them together. You are left to use small graphics to figure out how to come up with the various configurations. A detailed instruction sheet would be a big plus to have.