For example, the player can start from stage 19. However, unlike in Spare Pickups, the player can start from anywhere. In Tricky Pins, the player must complete 20 stages of bowling lanes. The 0x star should be avoided at all, as it will result of getting no points whatsoever. In some stages, the player will encounter multiplier stars that will multiply the points get from the stage. The remaining balls after the player finishes the game don't affect the final score. The game will end if there are no remaining balls left or if the player completes all stages. Plus, the player must retry on that stage. The player only has 5 bowling balls, and the number will reduce if the player failed to knock down all of the pins in a single try. In order to move on to the next stage, the player must successfully knock down all pins within a single try on each stage. In Spare Pickups, there are 20 stages to complete.
If the player makes 5 mistakes, the game ends. This one is trickier. The idea is to pass the barrier(s) and hit the pin at the end of the lane to qualify. In Spin Control a player bowls a ball down a lane that has barriers placed on it. Secret Strike: On the last stage (91 pins), if the ball is rolled all the way down the lane on the side gutter guards, the screen will start shaking, which will knock down all the pins. When you have a strike the points will be doubled on the stage. One point is awarded per pin knocked down. The number of pins increases with every stage eventually ending up with a total of 91 pins. The player attempts to knock down as many pins as they can. Wii Sports Club: Spare Pickups, Tricky Pins, 100-Pin ProĪ player must knock down all the pins that have been placed in a variety of places to qualify.Wii Sports: Picking Up Spares, Power Throws, Spin Control.There are three different training modes for this sport on each games: You have to put English (spin) on the ball to pull it off! You can't get this stamp in team play. Score 170 points or more without hitting a single barrier. Knock down at least one pin in every frame. Score a strike or a spare on every frame (except the third throw of the 10th frame). They say it has something to do with the gutter guards. Word is, there's a somewhat unusual way to get a strike. Hit the gutter guard once and then get a strike. That domino effect is so satisfying to watch! Knock all 100 pins down with one huge strike. You can't get this stamp in team play.īowl 12 strikes in a row! You can't get this stamp in team play. Score a strike or a spare on every frame (except the third throw of the 10th frame, which doesn't count). Very little margin for error! You can't get this stamp in team play. That means, for example, getting all strikes and spares, with at least one double. Get a score of 200 points or more to receive this stamp. A split is when you knock over the headpin but leave other pins side by side or standing with an opening, or split, between them. You can't get this stamp in team play.Ĭomplete a spare after getting a split on your first throw. Apparently, the term comes from an old custom of giving a turkey to any player that could get three strikes in a row. How these barriers are placed depends on how well the player bowls.īowl three strikes in a row to get a turkey. Spin Control is normal Bowling, but with barriers. The maximum score that is achievable is 3000. 100-Pin Game is like normal Bowling, but with 100 pins. In Wii Sports Resort, there are two additional modes besides the normal one: 100-Pin Game and Spin Control. You can also change your ball color by holding down the control pad before the game starts. Usually, player 1 will get the blue with hints of cyan ball, player 2 will get the pink with hints of red and purple one, player 3 will get the green with hints of lime one, and player 4 will get the gold with hints of yellow and orange. Also in Wii Sports Resort, if the Bowling ball is rolled backward, the Miis in the seats jump while spinning around then briefly look at the Bowling ball while yelling "Ah!". Any of the pre-made Miis from the game, along with any Miis the player has created, or from the Wii Parade are frequently seen in other lanes even with 100 Miis.
Like Golf, this game is the only way to play against someone in multiplayer. While manual, the player has to press and hold the B button to throw, and then let go of the button when you're ready to throw. For automatic, you need to just hold the B button and swing the Wii Remote to throw the ball.
There are two throwing styles, automatic and manual. The player has 10 attempts with 2 shots in each. The player attempts to knock down 10 pins with a ball. Wii Sports Bowling is similar to normal Bowling.
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