Get your bowling shoes on, because the lanes in Wii Sports Club are open! Grab a ball and show those pins what you're made of in "Wii Sports Club: Bowling"!

This bowling ball was a dream project, a year in the making and spurred by research that showed them that Wii Sports bowling is the most popular activity on Nintendo's console.

When the Nintendo Wii launched most of the consoles came with a disk for Wii Sports. That game disc had several games on it with different sports including tennis, bowling, golf, and others.

Switch Sports has brought bowling back and players are looking to take their game to the next level using the hook.

Wii Sports Club has launched, and today, two offerings are available: Bowling and Tennis. Each are being offered indivi… ...

Wii Sports Club updates the classic Tennis, Golf, Boxing, Baseball and Bowling on the Wii U adding MotionPlus and Online features.

An engineer built a robot to ace Wii Sports' bowling minigame, impressing friends. Wii Sports remains an iconic title with lasting popularity, inspiring future minigame collections.

Rather than launching the game in its entirety with multiple sports inside, the sports have come out individually. The first two games to launch in the Wii Sports Club line were tennis and bowling.

Wii Sports Club rolls out Golf today Wii Sports Club debuted with tennis and bowling, but if you want a little more up your sleeve to help settle family arguments over Christmas, Nintendo has you ...

Wii Sports Club Wii U Review: Party Like it's 2006 This HD remaster holds up better than you might think, but there's no hiding the fact that it's basically an eight-year-old tech demo.

I don’t mean like MotionPlus, Zapper, or Wii Wheels; I mean the swords, the cooking utensils, or the golf clubs? It’s an interesting market for peripherals, but one I can’t get into myself.