tomorrow will bring another Nintendo Direct broadcast to capture our attention. Coincidentally — or not, as the case may be — a short burst of system maintenance will affect Wii Sports Club ...

Nintendo's preparing a fresh bundle to attract the region's consumers. This time around the offering, pictured above, will include the three Wii Sports Club eShop titles released so far ...

Nintendo has announced the Wii Sports Club, which sees the original Wii Sports mini-games - bowling, tennis, baseball, boxing and golf - return on Wii U in HD. The mini-games are being released ...

Nintendo has announced Wii Sports Club, a collection of Wii Sports minigames reimagined in HD on Wii U. Five of the activities from the original Wii Sports will be available: Bowling, tennis ...

Wii Sports Club will be free to play next weekend from March 21-23, Nintendo has announced. Those who download the title will be provided with free access to all three currently available sports ...

Wii Sports Club represents a few different ways that Nintendo is embracing modern ideas. It's an HD remake and split into separate component sports, which are sold through the eShop as either 24 ...

Nintendo revealed how two of their biggest Wii franchises, Wii Fit U and Wii Sports, would be… Wii Sports is returning, but in high definition, online play, and clubs. Say hello to Wii Sports Club.

Nintendo president Satoru Iwata revealed ... had been drafted in to polish the games up and add in online play. Wii Sports Club is set to launch in Europe on 7th November with Tennis and Bowling.

even if they’ve previously tried or downloaded Wii Sports Club. The download is available through the Nintendo eShop. This is Nintendo’s second try-it-then-buy-it promotion on the Wii U ...

The latest Iwata Asks interview from Nintendo has yielded an interesting tidbit of information regarding one of the publisher’s upcoming games. Wii Sports Club, Nintendo’s development staff ...

I was taken aback to see training mode missing in Nintendo Switch Sports. Even Wii Sports Club (the Wii Sports HD remake for Wii U) and Wii Sports Resort featured equivalent challenge modes.