We Ski
 | Average Customer Rating: Recommend Do you like to go skiing, but don't have the time or money to go to an actual slope? Then go virtual skiing with We Ski for the Nintendo Wii. Grab your Wii Remote and Nunchuk or step onto your Wii Balance Board to execute perfect wedge stops, shred the slaloms, and negotiate moguls with ease. With an in-depth Ski School and over a dozen lengthy runs packed with jumps, races, and more, you'll… Product details and pricing info |
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48 Customer Reviews Posted
- Not Worth It
- I was very disappointed in this game, it became quickly boring and the tasks were extremely annoying. I just don't know what else to say about it except that we wasted our money on this game when we could have used it to buy something more worthwhile.
- 2008-07-17, 1 of 3 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Wii Ski is LOTS OF FUN!
- I think this is one of the most fun Wii games on the market today. Up to 4 players can compete skiing down the various mountain trails. You can even use the Wii balance board if you wish. Very pleased with this game and highly recommend it to anyone.
- 2008-07-16, 2 of 2 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Wii SKi! ... lots of FUN!
- the game play, graphics and controls is pretty good! although the game play could be a bit better and controls more responsive.... it is not quite "real" or the feel is not as perfect !but I guess its a good iteration of using the WIi Fit board and the wiimote and nunchuck!
the controls is easy to follow and quite innovative! but I feel it could be better!
We should see more improvement on better utilizing the Wii Fit board!
overall quite satisfied with the game for the price I paid thru Amazon!
Can;t wait to hit the slopes in Colorado comming Winter! - 2008-07-07, 0 of 0 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Wii Ski for use with the Wii Fit
- This is a nice change of pace from the Wii Fit skiing games. It can be played without the Wii Fit, but with the Wii Fit you can practice for some of the Wii Fit balance but still get away from the hurry up and short timed Wii Fit games. I realy enjoy the night view with all the lights. I'm not allthat good at it, but I enjoy the challenges given to you by the people you stop and talk to. The only problem with the Wii Fit board is that you can only play with one person. If you want to change players you have to return to the main menu and restart.
- 2008-07-06, 1 of 1 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Gets old quickly
- I got this game on a Friday and played it over the weekend. I attended the full Ski School program and started skiing. It was great fun at first, but quickly grew old. The ranking system seems inconsistant in how it tracks your performance. I might get an A one time with few turns, and a D the next saying I needed more turns. The minigames are just ok, but range from super easy to nearly impossible (orienteering). This is one of those games that you might play for awhile, put away, and then take out again every once in awhile. Not an addictive game like Wii Sports.
Also, I appreciate that the Wii is a "Family" game, but with the clear popularity among adults, it might be nice to see less "Cartoonish" characters. Nintendo has got a great thing going here - but they have to keep the interest up. - 2008-07-02, 2 of 2 people found this review helpful, Rated:
