I don't really have an intro this time.

Anyway, what I want to talk about is a fairly unknown game called Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics. This game is a first party Nintendo title, so of course it got a lot of marketing.

But, here's the weird part to me: after release, it just kind of stopped. I think what happened was a direct response to the public's reaction to the game, which was very lukewarm. Nobody seemed to have any strong opinions one way or the other.

Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics is a collection of.. well, 51 games that have survived for centuries.

There are also a few sports thrown in there.

My favorite games from this collection are Bowling, Mancala and Air Hockey.

Bowling plays in a very similar function to Wii Sports's Bowling game, with the exception of Miis 2 player slots, and the inclusion of more realistic bowling physics.

Mancala is a very simple recreation of the classic game.

Air Hockey is another simple recreation.


What I like about Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics is being able to to play these games online. It is quite fun to be able to play these games online, because it gives me something to work my brain with while still being fun to me.

I've been koola, and this article was a last minute January article to stay on my nonexistant but very annoying schedule that my brain keeps me on for no reason.

(There will be another article today.)

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