Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - 6 in 1 Sports Utility Pack (Wii)
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List Price: £19.99
Our Price: £8.99
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Manufacturer: Atomic Accessories
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Binding: Video Game
Brand: Atomic Accessories
EAN: 8022805115422
Label: Atomic Accessories
Manufacturer: Atomic Accessories
Platform: Nintendo Wii
Publisher: Atomic Accessories
Release Date: 2007-07-03
Studio: Atomic Accessories
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Summary: Redundant accessories
Comment: I bought two of these sports packs when I bought the Wii, but have found it irritating to put them on the controller each time you want to play a game and they add NOTHING to the experience. The Wii controller in it's rubber casing with the wrist strap is tactile and easy to hold, whereas the fussing required to screw on these accessories only holds up the game and doesn't help aim/wack/hit at all. Wish I hadn't wasted my money.
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Summary: wheel problem
Comment: overall the sports stuff was good. but when you try to use the wheel there is a problem. once the controller is fitted the signal is blocked to the wii so won't work:(
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Summary: For all sports fans....
Comment: I bought this for my daughter a few days ago and she absolutely loves it. (ok I do too !) No you don't really need it, but somehow it greatly adds to the fun of Wii Sports - particularly the tennis. For some reason you get more into the game when you've got a racket in your hand and really go for those cross-court passes ! Insert batteries and you get nice blue lights around the edge for night games too!
( Word of caution - screw the racket head in dead straight or it can get locked in at an angle )
Overall, an inexpensive and fun addition for Wii fans
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Summary: Shame they don't last
Comment: We are now unable to use our second set of sports equipment bought since Christmas. The casing which fits round the controller, which you then screw the sports equipment into has snapped. Without this casing the sports equipment cannot be used. It is far too flimsy to cope with the rapid swinging around of racket, bat, club etc and eventually the unit cracks and flings the equipment across the room. A design fault which needs rectifying.
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Summary: 6 in 1 Sports Utility Pack (Wii)
Comment: The tennis racket has broken and it is unstable when you swing you have to screw the wii control holder on to the one you want like golf(golf club is thin and Breaks)
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