Took me a while, but I finally mastered the bowling. Strap the controller to my wrist and lay my hand on my lap with the buttons facing up. Stretch out my index finger on the other hand to press the B button. Pull the controller as fast as I can towards my shoulder (like a bicep curl), let my index finger slip off the B button at just the right time. I can get the ball to move very fast and smash the pins, scored a 279 last Wednesday. Only problem, now nobody will bowl against me, same as tennis.
On Fri, Oct 9, 2009 at 5:33 PM, Greg <[email protected]> wrote: > I have been disappointed that I haven’t found more Wii games to play. > Mostly it has just been the Wii Sports Tennis and Baseball. But I found a > way I can play the Golf and Bowling too. > > > > Bowling is OK. I can’t throw with speed, but with practice I can get aiming > down better. I strap the wand to my hand like with tennis, but I hold the B > button down with the back of the thumb from my other hand. I push my arms > forward and let go with my thumb. The ball drops and rolls. I can’t do any > wind ups though. My 1st game trying this I got a 39, 2d game was a 67, 3rda > 78, 4 > th 89. > > > > Golf was so easy I should have figured it out before. All you do is have to > hold A down while swinging. I thought you had to let go as you are swinging > like in bowling. But you can’t just tape it down or you can’t use the + pad > to aim the ball. So I strap on the wand. Wrap a few rubber bands around the > Wii just below the A button. Then I slip a popsicle stick under the rubber > bands right next to the A button. I aim the club where I want it to go, then > I lift up the popsicle stick just a little bit and set it over the A button. > That holds it down. Then I swing away. After that I tap the popsicle stick > to the side letting the A button pop back up. I think mI could play as well > as anyone doing it that way. > > > > I haven’t looked at the better golf games like Tiger to see if you need to > hit buttons while swinging. I’m going to see if they will work also. > > > > Greg >
