Dank der heute veröffentlichten englischen Version der neuesten Iwata Asks gibt es einige neue Infos zum demnächst erscheinenden HD-Remake Wii Sports Club. Wii Sports Club setzt bekanntlich neben der hübscheren Optik auf die aus Wii Sports bekannten Sportarten sowie einen Online-Modus der Spieler in Regionen bzw. Clubs einteilt. Auch das Bezahlmodell ist vergleichsweise neu. Die neuen Infos zu Wii Sports Club findet Ihr im nachfolgenden Beitrag.

Zu den Sportarten:

Golf
The ball is displayed on the Wii U GamePad screen by your feet, and the fairway is on the TV screen ahead of you. You can play just like you would play as if it was real golf. This time, if you face the Wii Remote Plus toward the Wii U GamePad by your feet, the head of the club appears on the screen. And if you twist the Wii Remote Plus controller, the club head turns, too. Then, if you hit in that position, you can hit a fade and so forth. Golf will be ready for people to hit the green with it soon.

Baseball
As for Baseball, the basic control is swinging the Wii Remote Plus like a bat. The pitcher uses the Wii U GamePad. You look into the Wii U GamePad and choose a course and type of pitch and throw. You can enjoy trying to outfox the batter.

Boxing
For Boxing, they are considering a lot with regard to network compatibility and so on. Have to wait a little longer for that.

Zum strukturierten Release:

“To be honest, it started from the point when we thought that since it will take some time to make all five sports and release them at once, what if we were to release them in the order they’re ready. If we were to release them in a package, it would be quite some way down the road before all of them were ready. I do think, however, that there are a lot of benefits to this approach. And this is an online game. If we were to release all five games at once, the customers would divide up into the different games. But if we put them out like an irregular periodical, people can thoroughly enjoy each individual sport.“

Nintendo gab zusätzlich bekannt, dass neue Sportarten direkt nach Ihrem Release eine Trial-Periode erhalten werden in der jeder Wii U Besitzer die Spiele ausprobieren kann. Die Testperiode dauert etwa 24 Stunden und startet direkt nach der Veröffentlichung des Spiels. Verpasst man die Testperiode, muss man Zahlen um die Spiele ausprobieren zu können.

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