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Wii Sports: Airplane is an airplane simulation tech demo for the Wii, showcased at E3 2006 to demonstrate the motion gameplay enabled by the Wii Remote. As one of the "Wii Sports" demos not included with the original Wii Sports title, this demo would instead be the basis for the Air Sports mode included in 2009's Wii Sports Resort.
Gameplay
Players fly across a small island in an airplane, holding Wii Remote forward horizontally and tilting it to steer, or thrusting it forward for a brief speed boost. The main objective of the demo is to fly through a path of rings, each ring giving the player points. A timer will appear at the top right when time is almost over, and after finishing the player is given the total number of rings they flew through and their score out of 120 points.[1]
Technical details
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References
- ↑ E3 2006: Wii Sports Airplane. charbaxgv1 (July 3, 2012). Retrieved December 6, 2017.
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