We Ski

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  • Release Date: May. 11, 2008
  • Price: $30.00
  • Publisher: Namco Bandai Games
  • Developer: Namco
  • Platform(s): Wii
  • Genre: Sports

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Namco Bandi is bringing the thrill of downhill skiing indoors with We Ski. Using the Wii Remote and Nunchuck as poles and the Wii Balance Board as skis, players can shred though a giant mountain ski resort and take part in races and events. The game features 14 different slopes to choose from, as well as multiple modes, such as Centipede Races and Search and Resque.

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We Ski - Wii

Okay...?

I think this game will be a somewhat success...Its somthing new, and ahsnt really been done yet, so i guess ill have to try it...

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We Ski Recent Articles

  • Oct. 8, 2008 News: Hit the slopes with We Ski and Snowboard

    Namco Bandai has something special for those with a penchant for high-performance snowboarding. The company today announced the sequel to We Ski.

  • May. 23, 2008 Review: We Ski

    We Ski is one of the few games where I've actually felt compelled to watch the replays. The little characters are just so adorable, especially when they crouch low to minimize wind resistance, especially when I've mix 'n matched the ultimate gear ensemble, or stuck them in the penguin suit.

  • May. 12, 2008 News: In stores this week: We Ski, Deca Sports, Deadliest Catch

    GamePro lists the new and notable games for the week of May 11, 2008. They include Myst for DS; We Ski for Wii (with Balance Board support); and Deca Sports for Wii.

  • Mar. 3, 2008 Preview: We Ski

    Unless you're willing to import one from Japan, you won't be able to get your hands on a Wii Balance Board for a while. But there's no doubting that when it is released, the intriging peripheral will offer up some unique gameplay experiences. We were recently treated to an in-house demo of a title that looks to take full advantage of Nintendo's weight bearing peripheral-Namco Bandai's upcoming We Ski.