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Winter Sports The Ultimate Challenge

Brand: Conspiracy

Platform : Nintendo Wii

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15 playable disciplines spanning the 9 most popular winter sports
Brand new campaign mode with 42 missions including boss rivals
Multiplayer party fun: hot seat (4 players), split screen (2 players)
Controls perfectly adapted to Nintendo Wii¿
Lively sports events with mascots, opening ceremony, presentation ceremony, national anthems and many more

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Winter Sports 2008 The Ultimate Challenge is the comprehensively improved sequel to last year's winter hit RTL Winter Games 2007. The arcade-oriented winter sports compilation comprises the 15 most popular disciplines spanning 9 exciting sports. 42 missions with final boss rivals recreate the atmosphere of a magnificent international winter sports event in the brand new single player campaign mode, not least owing to the stirring opening ceremony and the final presentation ceremony. The hot seat (4 players) and split screen (2 players) modes feature multiple tournament options and a gripping multiplayer experience as players compete for record times and gold medals.

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ASIN

B000X418EU

Release date

December 10, 2007

Customer Reviews

166 ratings

4.2 out of 5 stars

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#30,576 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#458 in Wii Games

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Product Dimensions

7.54 x 5.46 x 0.56 inches; 3.84 Ounces

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Rated

Everyone

Item model number

00074

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Yes

Item Weight

3.84 ounces

Manufacturer

Conspiracy

Date First Available

September 16, 2007

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Bettina Elijah

VERY DISAPPOINTED

Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2017

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i just bought this and I mostly bought it for the figure skating, I bought the deca fan favorites which has figure skating, it SOO much better than this one, you can choose different characters with different outfits and choices of three different routines with multiple tricks, it MUCH MORE easy to controls,you get to control the skating, you only have to do one motion to do all the tricks, it is SO fun and you get to actually watch the skating, this game you get one character, one routine with a few tricks and the controls are so complicated that most of your concentration is spent trying to work them you cant even watch the skater skating, it is VERY CRAPPY,dont buy this, if you are looking for skating get deca fan favorites, I cant believe I wasted my money

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MKZR

Surprising Winner of a Title

Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2008

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I took a chance when I saw some of the reviews here. Thanks everyone! This is a surprising winner. Terrific graphics, challenging gameplay (different difficulty levels) and especially the reasonable price, make this a wonderful extension of the wii sports/mario&sonic olympics type games.

So far we have focused on a few of the events, though we have looked at all of them. The speedskating was the first one we tried. It was great for my 6 yr old. He wouldn't stop playing. It is challenging to keep the meters at the optimal levels even on the easier difficulty.

The ski jumping took a while to get the right feel of the controls to time the take off and navigate steadily through the air to a good landing. The controllers were ultra-responsive so you need to have very good touch.

My favorite was the bobsled so far. Took a run to get the hang of it, but it's more like a racing game where you try to find the right groove except for the start which is different from what I expected (and not easy ) You have to move your controller in a circular motion to build speed/power. Still haven been able to get the best start. The graphics going down the track are a blast. You even can see the lights showing the optimal location (at least in the easier mode), but it's not exactly easy to keep the sled there.

We can't wait to open the alternate venues too for the events. This game so far seems to be very well thought out and put together. It's already worth the money and everything else is gravy. This is a great addition to the game library and fun for all ages. The surprising thing is even my wife enjoyed it and didn't want to give up her controller(s).

UPDATE on CURLING (3/12): Tricky to get the hang of the controls, but once you do, this game is TERRIFIC. My kids loved curling while watching the last winter olympics. They love watching this but it will surely take a while for them to learn the controls. As a general note: READ THE ONSCREEN CONTROL NOTES. It may take a while, but it is worth it

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Bernie

Fun, challenging and intriguing

Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2008

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We haven't tried all 15 events in Wii Winter Sports yet, but wife and I completed the 7 event competition earlier this evening. My second day of playing with it, her first. It took 55 minutes to complete the 7 event competition although there were a few pauses, as reported by the game itself. I'm not sure if it stops timing during pauses, but it wouldn't have made much difference either way. We were both breathing hard and sweating (and I swim about 500 yards each day). Then I did curling, which isn't in the 7 event competition and now my arm is sore from sweeping.

We've done ski jumping, 4-man bobsled, skeleton, figure skating, alpine skiing, 500M speed skating, and slalom skiing. You can compete against time or the Wii, depending on the sport, or against another team. You can have multiple people on a team. Many of the activities require you to use both the controller and the nunchuck, but there is very little use of the buttons on the devices. You use them to control or gain speed and to control direction. In curling you also use the controller to sweep.

There is an opening ceremony like the Olympics and medals are awarded - if you earn one. There are a pair of announcers and they don't mind making fun of poor performances.

Winter Sports doesn't use the Mii's. It does have more lifelike characters although you have no control over what your character looks like. Operating these games is more complicated than any of the games in Wii Sports, and the manual is only OK. I still don't know what "carving" is in downhill skiing, but the onscreen instructions tell you how to do it. For each event the game presents illustrated on-screen instructions before the event begins. It is easy to skip them and even to prevent them from being displayed. You also get to control the relative volume of the background music, the sound effects and the voices of the announcer. I have to reduce the volume of the music for the announcers to be understandable.

Overall, so far it isn't as natural to us as tennis or any of the other games in Wii Sports, but it is fun and exercises different muscles. These are sports that we've never actually participated in so none of them are as natural to us.

I've posted a note in the Amazon Forum asking for tips on how to use the controls in the curling event. I'll also ask in a Wii Usenet newsgroup.

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