Touch and move with Sports Connection for the Wii U

Ubisoft has just about every genre covered for the Wii U launch, and thanks to Sports Connection, that even includes sports minigames.

If you’re interested in that kind of thing, here’s a set of new gamescom media and a pre-order link as well.

Sports Connection gamescom trailer:
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Sports Connection gamescom screens:

Check out some of the features below.

  • Play six of the most popular sports: soccer, football, baseball, tennis, golf, and karting.
  • Touch controls – Use the New Controller to control a blitz in football to sack the quarterback or score a curled free kick in soccer!
  • Play with Wii MotionPlus using real sports gestures – Swing with precision in golf or hit a home run in baseball.
  • Play both on your TV and New Controller – Drive your kart to victory competing with up to five players (four split screens on your TV + the New Controller), or play solo switching anytime between the New Controller and TV!
  • Get inside the action – Use the New Controller as a frame to scan and analyze the field to give insightful advice as a caddie in golf.
Paul Bryant

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