Wii Bundle 2

Wii Bundle 2 is a 2023 eShop-exclusive game developed by Nintendo. Being the sequel to Wii Bundle, it features full HD 60fps ports of Wii Sports Resort, Wii Play Motion, and Wii Music. The controls are enhanced for better precision and accuracy.
The game features ports of Wii Sports Resort, Wii Play Motion, and Wii Music. They are all remastered in HD 60fps with boosted loading times and performance. No new content is added to the games themselves, but concept art, soundtracks, and beta footage for all are available in the "Museum" menu.
When the game is started for the the first time, you're greeted by Sebastian Tute. He teaches you how to make Miis, and begins to give you a rundown of how the menus work before being interrupted by Susie and Bob Tute, who both originated in Wii Music. The three help Sebastian guide the player on how to access the settings and Museum.
==Games==
*Wii Sports Resort
*Wii Play Motion
*Wii Music
Each game supports online multiplayer and cloud saves. Online multiplayer is done by setting up online rooms which emulate a real Wii console with multiple players. The games also support Miis made using the expanded Mii Maker on the Switch (colored hair, more features, etc.)
==Content==
===Games===
Wii Bundle 2 has all games playable from the beginning. They are located in the "Games" section, where each can be started and closed at any time.
===Museum===
In the Museum, you can listen to all the music and sound effects from each game, as well as access concept art, beta footage, and unused files. The credits can be viewed from here as well. Wii Chess is also included as an easter egg in the Museum, accessed by holding ZL and ZR and pressing +. If this combination is pressed, Wii Chess will be added to the Games section, available for the first time in the west.
===Options===
Change various settings such as volume, resolution, and aspect ratio.
== Changes in the games ==
All of the games have improved motion accuracy with the Joy-cons. Wii Music has significantly changed controls for some instruments.
== Development ==
Wii Bundle 2 was first announced on Twitter a few months after the first game was released. It was released 2 months after the reveal. Free updates fixing bugs and adding more content to the Museum were released later.
==Reception==
Wii Bundle 2 received mostly positive reviews on Metacritic.
IGN gave it a 9.5/10 rating, saying it was an excellent way of playing the games. Many critics stated that the port of Wii Music was a huge upgrade from the Wii version. Wii Bundle 2 was praised for having more bonus content than the first. It sold less than the first game but was successful nonetheless.