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thetechzone.com - 7/29/2009

Let’s Tap for Nintendo Wii Review

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The Nintendo Wii is a video game console that’s supposed to be fun for the whole family, breaking down barriers that may have intimidated non-gamers in the past. Sega is continuing with this trend with the release of Let’s Tap for the Wii. This is a wholly different kind of Wii game, ...

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testfreaks.com - 7/28/2009

Wii Sports Resort

— testfreaks.com — The Nintendo Wii has revolutionized the gaming industry, there’s no doubt about that, the other console makers... are now trying to catch up with their own motion sensitive hardware like the Wii does. We all enjoy gaming, and the Wii adds much ... (more) Wii Sports Resort

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Lets Tap for Nintendo Wii Review
DriverHeaven.net — ... waving that Wii Remote in every which direction. In fact, you don’t need to hold the Wii Remote at all, nor do you need to press any buttons or hit any directional pads. As its name implies, the way that you play Let’s Tap is to tap… a flat hard surface. The Wii Remote is placed face down on a surface of your choosing. The introductory tutorial suggests a tissue box of all things, but just about any flat and hard surface will do. _____________ Review: The Tech-Zone ...

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Let’s Tap for Nintendo Wii
DarkVision Hardware Articles and Review from around the web — ... of Wii game, because you aren’t waggling and waving that Wii Remote in every which direction. In fact, you don’t need to hold the Wii Remote at all, nor do you need to press any buttons or hit any directional pads. As its name implies, the way that you play Let’s Tap is to tap… a flat hard surface. The Wii Remote is placed face down on a surface of your choosing. The introductory tutorial suggests a tissue box of all things, but just about any flat and hard surface will do. Link: TTZ