Some of them are quite fun and make good use of the wii remote, such as the game where you have to shake up a soda can, or wipe off the chomp.

It makes good use of the Wii controls - But doesn't offer the option to NOT use them which not everyone likes

The Wii remote is put to good use here--as a lasso, a flashlight, a hammer or mallet, and many other things!Challenge: The challenge from this game comes mostly in the form of competition from the people you're playing against.

The game makes creative and interesting use of the Wii remotes motion sensing capabilities.

Finally, there are other video games chock full of mini-games that make much better use of the Wii-Remote than Mario

I bet some other games might have a better use with the remote, but not this one.

To the game's credit, though, when they do make good use of the wii-remote and its motion sensor controls, they really do a bang up job.

Especially because there are other games on the Wii that are filled with mini-games that make far better use of the

I hadn't played previous Mario Partys, so maybe this is par for the series, but I thought with the creative use of the Wii remote that Smooth Moves used, this would be much the same, instead it the remote seems to be an after thought.

It makes great use of the Wii remote, is simple enough for anyone to play, and there are lots of great mini-games to play.

and you'll hold it like a gamepad, and play with it like it's a gamepad using the D-Pad to move your character and all.