Wii Sports Club

Wii Sports Club headlines

• UPDATED: Wii U Premium bundle halted in Japan, replaced by Sports Club pack - rumour

  Nintendo appears to have stopped production of its 32GB Premium Wii U console packs, in favour of a new bundle that includes Wii Sports Club content.

• Wii Sports Club will be free to play next weekend

  Wii Sports Club will be free to play next weekend from March 21-23, Nintendo has announced.

• Nintendo downloads NA: Toki Tori, Wario's Woods, Kid Icarus: Uprising, Atlus sale

  Nintendo has updated its eShop offerings for North America with Bowling and Tennis for Wii Sports Club, Toki Tori, Wario’s Woods, Kid Icarus: Uprising, and more. There’s also a sale on Atlus titles where you can knock $10 off select titles such as Code of Princess and Etrian Odyssey 4: Legends of the Titan. Hit […]

• Wii Sports Club - Bowling and Tennis now available for download

  Wii Sports Club has launched, and today, two offerings are available: Bowling and Tennis. Each are being offered individually via the eShop for €9.99/£8.99 each or through a one-day pass for €1.99/£1.79. Other sports activities such as baseball, boxing, and golf will be offered at a later date.

• Wii Sports Club "may become packaged software in the future", says Iwata

  Wii Sports Club may see a retail release in the future, instead of being an eShop exclusive, according to Nintendo president Satoru Iwata.

• Nintendo downloads Europe: Wii Sports Club, Batman & Layton lead the week

  Nintendo has published its weekly list of Wii U and 3DS eShop downloads. This week, Wii Sports Club, Batman: Arkham Origins, Mario & Sonic and Professor Layton provide the highlights.

• Wii Sports Club & Wii Fit U get Japanese TV spots, new activities and features shown

  Wii Sports Club and Wii Fit U have received new TV spots in Japan, showing off new features and modes of play. Watch them here.

• Wii Sports Club announced, 24 hour play passes revealed

  Wii Sports Club has been announced by Nintendo. It’s a Wii U service that let players download individual sporting activities via the eShop, or pay for a one day pass.