I brought it from Amazon.co.uk for £29.90 (with free shipping as I was trying out Amazon Prime at the time). A bargain considering a remote costs around £30.00 on it's own. The game is advertised as having a 'free' remote with it but in reality it's more like getting a free game with the remote.

The first game is Shooting Range which has 5 different levels which get harder and faster the more they go on. To aim and shoot you need to move the remote around and press the 'B' button. It can be played by one or two players. The first level is shooting balloons - the balloons come up from the bottom of the screen and float up towards the top, you have to pop them all or as many as you can for points. The second level is shooting targets - different targets pop up and you have to shoot them before they dissapear. Some of the targets have your Mii's face on which give you extra points and if you are playing two player their Mii's face will pop up too. The third level is shooting flying discs - the discs look as if being thrown into the distance. The fourth level is shooting cans - the cans are thrown into your view, you have to shoot them as soon as you see them which makes them bounce. If you keep them up for long enough you get extra points. The last level is shooting UFOs - There is a line up of 6 Mii's (they are all your Mii) which get beamed up and taken away by the UFOs, you have to shoot the UFOs down to save your Mii's. The more Mii's are left at the end, the more points you get. The game is very similar to the 1980s Duck Hunt game made for the NES and pays tribute to it by throwing a few overhead ducks in throughout the game for bonus points. It is an okay game and probably one of the best. It can get a little boring after a while but can be fun and competative when playing two player.

The third game is Table Tennis which can be played by one player (versus computer) or two players. You have to swing the Wii remote as if it were a table tennis bat and get a rally going, the more hits you get the more your points go up. I have played many table tennis games in my time and this doesn't really compare to any of them, infact it's rather weak. I suppose it can be fun for a few minutes and can pass the time but it doesn't rank high in my books.

The fifth game is Laser Hockey. I think this is one of my favourites purely because I love real life air hockey. You can play one player (versus computer) or two player. It's a really basic game which has a neon puck, 2 neon 'bats' and 2 goals. The aim of the game is to guard your goal from your opponent and try to score in your opponents goal. You can move the remote backwards, forwards, up and down, and at different angles to position the bat. The winner of one player is the person who has the most goals in 2 minutes, the winner of two player is the first player to score eight goals. This is one of the more basic games but probably my favourite, it sends me unneccsarily competative! Might not be for everybody but proves quite a laugh for me on two player.

The seventh game is Billiards which is the worst game in my opinion. I can't grasp the game, I find it boring, hard and generally rubbish. It might appeal to those who like snooker type games but not to me. You play the game as if you would a real game of 9 ball billiards.

The ninth game and probably second poorest game is Tanks. You can either play this using the remote and nunchuck or just the remote by itself (I haven't used the nunchuck as it probably isn't any easier than using the remote). The aim of the game is to manoeuvre around the screen avoiding tanks. If you get hit by a missile from one of the tanks it is game over. If you defeat the tanks by shooting them or if they drive over one of your mines then you move on to the next level where the tanks get larger and more advanced. It might sound quite fun and old school but I just find it a drag. Again, too basic and doesn't hold my attention for long.