@yushire: Wii Play doesn't require skill to get into the game, but it's all about scoring a high score.
It has 4 type of medals as a reward (aside the high score); bronze, silver, gold and platinum. Getting the gold medals isn't that hard, you should be able to get gold with "standard" skills, only the Mii finding game and Tanks may require stretching for gold. But the platinum medals are a different story. In most of the games the platinum requires stretching, Fishing, Billiards and Charge being the easiest IMO (could have been because i liked them the most).
Basically the game is only about using the pointer function, aside from Charge (which controls pretty close to Excite Truck, with the difference that you control the speed by twisting the remote) and Tanks (pointer is used in this, but you move with nunchuck, a Battle City type of game).
And i forgot to say about the E3, that it's not the best possible place to announce core games, because of the number of mainstream media present.
Ei Kiinasti.
Eikä Japanisti.
Vaan pannaan jalalla koreasti.
Nintendo games sell only on Nintendo system.
