Realistically thanks soreness

At the beginning of a roughly half of all 25 disciplines (including Dream Events) are available. Additional facilities include a different game modes available:. Either you play the disciplines individually by, on new disciplines through the circular mode (3-5 consecutive games per circle) free or done for each character different missions within the disciplines (eg the Swim 4x 100m freestyle relay during the period between 3min.21 and 3min.25 or execute a flawless triple jump off).

Once you have decided on a game mode, it goes to the character of choice. At the beginning of a 16 different are available, which are divided into 4 classes of their skills: strength, rounder, speed and skill.

Mario, Luigi, and Amy Blaze: All-rounder
Wario, Bowser, Knuckels and Vector: power
Daisy, Yoshi, Sonic and Shadow: speed
Peach, Waluigi, Tails and Dr. Eggman: skill or dexterity

Alternatively, you can also play with his own Mii, but to me so far not revealed what strengths does my Mii then.

If you have chosen your character and the game mode, you can start already. Before starting the game you can view the instructions for the control still.

Overall, the disciplines play very varied. At 100m race man with Wii Remote and Nunchuck must simulate racing movements and start at the right moment; the long jump you will start to "tempo lock" appears and you look just has to focus on the bounce, which is carried out with the lifting of the Wii Remote; Rowing pressing a combination of keys and pulling the controller towards you; with swimming you have to, depending on character different movements with the controllers run etc.

But beware: do not always have to fast as possible the movements of running, often it is sufficient even if they are running at the same pace (especially the 400m race gentler on the arms).

The disciplines in detail:
100m race, 400m race, 4x100m relay, 110m hurdles, 400m hurdles,
Long jump, triple jump, high jump, pole vault, hammer throw, javelin, 100m freestyle swimming, 4x100m freestyle swimming, trampoline, jumping (horse), skeet shooting, archery, Foil Individual, table tennis single, rowing One and 4 Dream Events (4 lap race in Mario- Kart-style, foil and table tennis with special attacks and 10000m Freefall). There seems to be but one last secret discipline that I still have not unlocked until now, in the mission mode but with each character with ??? is displayed.

Personal conclusion:
Two days I've tested the game almost non-stop and thanks to the partially strenuous disciplines I feel my arms barely. On motivierensten is certainly the compass mode to obtain free play new compasses and disciplines (You can also create your own circle, especially great for the multiplayer mode). Each circle has even one opportunity to "bet" in a discipline that you end up in the top 3 and double points for the ranking conceded (one is poor, one gets nothing). In this mode, I spent most of the time to unlock all other disciplines. Although it was partly due to the pain threshold, but that indescribable "one more try, then I can do it" can not by feeling.
However, the initial Europhie was slowed somewhat by the fluctuating levels of difficulty. While it is simplistic in the javelin, setting a new world record, one fights the 4x100m freestyle against Erschlöpfung and hopes that by holding until the end. Also disciplines like archery (one must be very careful with the controller) and fencing (either I permanently stabbed or was stung, for Parry I was too slow) or in my opinion cruel table tennis (I'm too stupid to control, or may the game my backhand simple) may initially be frustrating not. Thank goodness one gets after repeated study of the manual and slow to test the sense of control.
Before I get started, however, would joyfully, I recommend first to test every single discipline in peace with them.
The Dream Events are designed very interesting by the way and motivate all to play. Especially the 10000m falling from the sky is in multiplayer unbeatable (you fall, can collect boxes and hamper opponent, you have to control in order not to encounter obstacles, etc.)
Last but not least there is the museum's more to discover: Various categories of knowledge about the Olympics. To get the answer completed you can play free each little minigames to other issues. Quite nice for in between, but nothing more.

Again, the individual Pro & Cons include:

+ Variety of disciplines
+ Motiviernder mission and compass mode
+ Graphically very well done
+ Voiced, but not bombastic, Soundtrack
+ Who will play one hour a day, needs otherwise no sports
+ Multiplayer thanks even erstellbarer circle very flexible
+ Varied movements in the control
+ In solo mode, thanks to free playable circles, missions, disciplines longer fun

- Table tennis (the control is still a mystery to me, particularly why it my character sometimes not as responsive as I would like
- Lack of national anthems
- Instructions for control sometimes misleading (eg hammer throwing but like, due to my lack of comprehension are :-P)

Overall I would recommend the game fully, I had no such long more fun in a sports game. But I recommend everyone to warm up beforehand and possibly set something ready to treat sore muscles, because that will come.