How to Cheat on Wii Sports

Step-by-Step Guide

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   Step 1: Move over to the right tip of the second triangle.

   The triangle is used for the aiming position. ,, You will notice the field is blue.
   
   This is the training field for tennis. ,, You will pitch underhand.
   
   This makes it much harder for your opponent to hit the ball. , Note:
   Some computer players can do this. , This is useful for throwing it away from the batter.
   
   Note:
   Some computer players can do this, too. ,, If it stays on the wall, you will hear a boom, and all 91 pins will fall.
   
   This only works on the last round with 91 pins. ,, You cannot get it back to normal unless your skill level goes down again.
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   Step 2: When you are ready to bowl

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   Step 3: twist your wrist to the left (for spin control).

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   Step 4: While the screen is black before you choose single game

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   Step 5: best of 3

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   Step 6: or best of 5

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   Step 7: hold down (1) and (2).

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   Step 8: To do this

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   Step 9: hit the ball at its highest peak

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    Step 10: and flick your wrist.

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    Step 11: Before you pitch

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    Step 12: press (2).

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    Step 13: Press (1) to change it back to normal.

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    Step 14: To pitch the ball to the left or right

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    Step 15: hold down Left or Right on the control pad while pitching.

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    Step 16: In the Power Throw training

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    Step 17: when there are 91 pins

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    Step 18: curve your aim a notch or two

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    Step 19: and move as far as you can to the blue wall.

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    Step 20: Try to roll it on top of the wall.

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    Step 21: Before the game starts

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    Step 22: when the screen is black

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    Step 23: press up for a blue ball (default)

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    Step 24: right for a gold ball

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    Step 25: down for a green ball

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    Step 26: and left for a pink ball.

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    Step 27: To get a special ball

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    Step 28: you have to get a skill level of 1000 or more.

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