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#WII SPORTS RESORT SKYDIVING FULL#

Balloonatic (known as Balloonist Extraordinaire in the PAL version): Pop all of the white balloons in all three times of the day.Wuhu Tour Guide (known as Wuhupedia in the PAL version): Visit all 80 iPoints during all three times of the day.

Follow that Plane: Follow Miguel's Guide Plane for at least three minutes.

Pop Frenzy (known as Popfest 150 in the PAL version): Pop at least 150 balloons in one flight.

Island Hopper (known as Visit Wedge Island in the European version): Visit any iPoint on Wedge Island.

When all 80 iPoints are collected, the player will have a vacation home built for them on the Private Island.

When 70 iPoints are collected, the player's Mii’s face will show up on the Whale Shark.

When 60 iPoints are collected, the player will unlock a double-seater plane.

When 50 iPoints are collected, night lights will turn on.

When 40 iPoints are collected, the player can fly at night.

When 30 iPoints are collected, the player can unlock the double-balloon blaster.

The player will start by the Cabana Lagoon.

When 20 iPoints are collected, the player can fly in the evening.

When 10 iPoints are collected, balloons will appear.

Unlockable Items After Collecting Certain Numbers of iPoints If you don't the screen will go black and you will be spawned near the ground on a random part of Wuhu Island.

If you fly too far away from Wuhu Island during the island flyover, you will eventually get a message saying 'Turn back to the island'.

Don't worry about crashing, you won't lose anything, though it will be somewhat loud if you do.

You can also get some cool details in the game after you find enough iPoints.

#WII SPORTS RESORT SKYDIVING FULL#

See List of iPoints for the full list of where the iPoints can be found.If you are having trouble finding him, shoot off a flare, he'll fire one back (his flare is yellow). Follow Miguel 's guide plane to find some iPoints.The iPoints are added cumulatively, so once a player finds an iPoint, it is recorded only once, and the player does not need to collect it again (but they still can collect it). A time limit of 5 minutes is set (it actually takes 300.3 seconds because the game runs at 59.94 FPS) and once the time expires, the iPoints tallied. There are 80 iPoints scattered throughout the island, each containing description of the place where the iPoint was found. Island Flyover involves your Mii flying an airplane over Wuhu Island, trying to find iPoints. When 70 iPoints are collected, the player's Mii will show up on the Whale Shark, as pictured here. This is like how you first started the game to skydive to Wuhu Island. It won't show your name or skill level, and when you finish Skydiving, you'll return to the Title Screen. Hold 2 before the game starts, and you'll see something different about it.Sometimes birds fly by and there is a stamp for getting a bird in a photo.If you can link up with 4 different Miis before the picture is taken, then another photographer will come from behind you and take another picture.Try to face the camera when your picture is taken for bonus points.You tilt the Wii Remote to control your Mii. Gwen will take pictures of you when you hold on to 1 to 3 Miis. This part of the game is the intro game to Wii Sports Resort. Your points will be based on how many pictures you take and how well you take them. All of the Miis then pull their parachutes out and the score from your fall is tallied. After a set amount of time, all the Miis you've linked with on the fall will form up to 3 rings for your Mii to fall through, setting yourself up for one massive picture. Once your Mii links up with another Mii, a camera will take your picture. Skydiving involves your Mii jumping out of an airplane (which is flown by Miguel), above Wuhu Island, and linking up with other skydiving Miis and getting your picture taken to earn points. Stéphanie with Marco, Keiko, Yoko and Gwen in Skydiving. 2.2 Unlockable Items After Collecting Certain Numbers of iPoints.