Mountain Sports
Challenge on White Mountain! Become the ultimate winter sports champion at six cool outdoor activities: skiing, snowboarding, tobagganing, bobsledding, curling and biathlon. With gameplay incorporating the Wii Balance Board, master the required skills in each activity to become the champion of the annual Winter Sports Festival.
User Ratings and Reviews
5 Stars Great games
It was so easy to shop Amazon. This is just the game I was looking for. It set up easily and is lots of fun.
4 Stars Pretty good
This isn’t a bad little game to add variety to what you can do with your balance board. The skiing is more difficult than what you get in the wii fit games and it takes more practice to get it down. I especially like the tubing and the bobsledding which kind of let you…excercise your bottom, haha. Tell you what - you can actally feel it the next day if you keep at it long enough. I dont know if it was intended for that, but for me it works 
The only thing I wish it had was the ability to use your Wii charachter like the Wii fit and sports resort games do. Other than that, I’ve enjoyed this game.
3 Stars Alright
I primarily bought it to use it with the balance board.
Somehow I don’t like the use of the controller. It’s not very responsive - you can turn left right for sure, but you can’t control speed much. It is mostly like playing a racing game where you are skiing instead of racing a car.
I would have loved a game that allowed realistic skiing with options to stop or real open-ended skiing simulation.
All modes in this game are pretty much rushing downhill with little control on speed, and no ability to choose green or blues or blacks - just some tracks where the character is going down like it’s seated in a supersonic speed car (is there any such thing?).
This is a racing game, and not a skiing (or snowboarding) simulation. The use of the balance board is very basic.
5 Stars Lots of winter fun
This game is one of the best winter sport games on the market. The curling is hard to master but is by far the least exciting game included. Bobsledding is lifelike as you have to try to remain in the groove on the course. Sledding and tubing are fun and the skiing and snow boarding are challenging. I love that it uses the balance board for control on everything but curling.
4 Stars It’s Fun!
I’m writing this as a rebuttal to the first review that complains of various issues. I really hate when someone has unrealistic expectations for a “game”.
I own this and played it with my family over the Christmas holiday. I had one uncle that seemed to have the same expectations of the first reviewer and was disappointed that it was not more like “real” skiing. Well, considering they were standing in my mother’s family room; they had not driven a few hours North of where I am to get to Tahoe, there was no snow, they were not in a ski suit and had no skis on their feet … I’d say it was a reasonably good facsimile of the experience. It irritates me when people don’t understand the concept of “pretend”.
I won’t bore you with what all that the game offers, you can easily look that up, what I will tell you is that it’s fun and everyone but the wannabe ski critic enjoyed it. It’s pretty basic, but does make good use of the balance board. There is a learning curve to shifting your weight left and right, as the tendency is to turn your upper body and/or lean; neither of which will make you turn. Once you get that down it’s just a matter of practice, practice, practice and trying to improve your last time. The downhill skiing, snowboarding and the bobsledding is the funnest. The bobsledding was actually a lot of fun to sit on the board and rock left and right trying to find the fastest line down the mountain. Everything works as it should and if you want something fun that will give you a simulated ski experience, has multiple game play options and you can actually burn a calorie or 2 in the process, then I say pick this one up and have some fun. If you are expecting to get a true ski experience in your living room … I believe there is medication for that!
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