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Invest enough time into this minigame, and you'll soon find yourself pulling off trick shots like the pros.The final two games are the most action-oriented of them all. You use your controller to line up shots and the motion sensor to determine the strength of each shot. In Billiards, you'll be transported to a pool hall for some classic sports action. A marquee at the top of the screen shows which fish give bonus points. In Fishing, the controller functions as a rod for the player to cast into a lake and reel in as many fish as possible. Fishing and Billiards are two of the more laid-back video games on this Nintendo Wii title. You'll use the controller as a makeshift puck, blocking your goal while attempting to score on your opponent. The strength of the swing and the angle will determine where the ball flies. In this minigame, you'll use the controller's motion sensor to swing the racket at the ball. If you've played Tennis on the 'Wii Sports' software, you'll feel right at home with Table Tennis. In Pose Mii, you'll be copying the poses shown on the screen by rotating the controller. The title will give you specific features to look for, and you'll then need to select the proper character. Find Mii has you choosing characters from a crowd. Eagle-eyed gamers will also notice cameos from other Nintendo video games, such as the ducks from 'Duck Hunt.' Practice makes perfect as gamers can rack up big scores by shooting targets without missing. In this video game, you'll shoot at balloons, soda cans, and even UFOs.

Just point where you want to shoot and pull the trigger underneath the controller. In Shooting Range, you'll use your Wii Remote as a pointer. 'Wii Play' is also fully compatible with the Wii U gaming console. In many games, you'll play as your Mii, or the character will appear in the background. 'Wii Play' also makes extensive use of your created characters. You can post your best scores to a leaderboard for your friends to view. When playing by yourself, you can attempt to complete challenges in each game and earn medals. Every game on this disc is compatible for up to two players. Each of these games is designed to take advantage of the Wii Remote in a different way.

Released for the Wii in 2007, the title is a compilation of nine different minigames.

The graph below charts the compatibility with Wii Play: Motion since Dolphin's 2.0 release, listing revisions only where a compatibility change occurred. Only configuration options for the best compatibility where they deviate from defaults are listed. Resolved with Wii MotionPlus emulation implemented in 5.0-10056 and later.

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Dolphin prior to 5.0-10056 was not capable of emulating the Wii MotionPlus the only way to play this game was to use a real, physical Wii Remote with Wii MotionPlus add-on or a Wii Remote Plus controller. This title requires the Wii MotionPlus add-on.

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Bluetooth Passthrough will resolve this issue overall. This does not work with standard Wii Remotes with Motion Plus adapters.

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Wii Remote Plus Controllers on Windows 8/10 can also play Wii Remote Audio over the Wii Remote correctly. A workaround is using the Hybrid Wii Remote option, making the Wii Remote Speaker sounds be redirected to the system speakers but this option was removed in 5.0-7038 As result, this mini game is almost impossible to pass and you can't make any further progress on Wii Play Motion. Wii Remote speaker isn't emulated properly, you'll get crackling and delayed sound, sometimes mixed with high noises and causing the Wii Remote itself to randomly disconnect (influenced directly by the bluetooth adapter/stack). The Spooky Search mini game uses the Wii Remote speaker as a radar, emitting bips to guide the player.