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- "Living Party": set of games that involve using the Wii remote in innovative ways
- "Classic Party": more standard selection of party games
- "Pair Party": games fine-tuned for two players
- play each game individually, or string them together
- Board Game -- roll dice and advance your player along a path.
- World Travel -- go around the world and take pictures of as many landmarks as possible.
- Bingo -- A bingo game played with Mii faces instead of numbers.
- Compatibility Check -- Two players answer a series of questions to see how much their personalities "sync" with each other.
- Balance Ship -- you and a friend to keep a ship upright by running your Miis along the sails.
- Swaying Presents -- Hold the Wiimote flat and keep it balanced, or else your Mii will drop the great big stack of presents it's carrying.
- High-Speed Bobsled -- Two players board a bobsled, working together to go as quickly as possible.
- Volley Shoot Match -- A soccer goal-kick competition.
- Balloon Coaster -- Two players board a roller coaster and must point their Wiimotes at onscreen balloons to pop them.
- Barrel Battle -- Players must run to the goal while jumping over the barrels rolling their way.
- Lucky Trolley -- your Mii is trying to reach the end of a railway littered with forks and dead ends.
- Ski Jumping -- As the name suggests.
- Gallop Derby -- A four-player horse racing game.
- Splash Boat -- Two Miis must paddle their oars in tandem to navigate their raft down the rapids.
- Stop At The Edge -- Miis are shown onscreen, each with a barrel suspended above their heads by a chain. You must push a button to send the barrels flying down, then push it again to stop it as close to your Mii's head as possible without actually crushing them.
- Rear Battle -- Your Miis run around a Pac Man-style stage, trying to tag each other
- Trap Adventure -- Players must work together to navigate seesaws and other traps as they try to reach the end of a dungeon.
From GoNintendo.
