What a heck of a game that we have here. This game was one of the most fun of the WII games that came out for the console. I played this against my sibling and my friends and I would dominate at things like swordplay. 

Graphics: 7 The graphics are simplistic, yet detailed enough to somewhat look realistic. You play with your own mii that you make on the console (or just choose one of the pre-made guest mii's that they have included) and the whole map looks like it would fit the looks of a mii and not have a colorful character in a realistic and dark world. 

Sound: 8 It has music that is nice to listen to at times. The music can also match the situation of the game that you are playing. Other thanthat the game has basic sound effects. 

Addictiveness: 8 The game is simple and fun enough to play for anyone. It has enough games to keep you occupied for hours with either a computer opponent, or another real person that you could play against like a sibling.

Story: N/A Well, there's not much here. You are a person who goes to a resort and plays sports and stuff. I don;t know of any  other story to really put here to technically qualify as one unless you literally make up your own backstory for your character.

Depth: 7 There is a lot to do in this game, whether it is fight against A.I. opponents in swordplay, or race against them around the island, It is your choice what to do in this game and you can complete the games in any order you want.

Difficulty: 8 The game starts out quite easy, but the computer opponents can get quite hard later in the game. Especially Swordplay Duel, which in some of the later stages, can get pretty hard. Sometimes the achievements are hard to get too depending on which one you want to get. 

OVERALL: 8.6 The game is fun and can be played for 10 minutes or even over 1 hour. It is fun to challenge yourself against your friends in this game and is for anyone who knows how to push buttons and wave around a controller, seriously you can play the game only knowing that. I had a lot of fun playing this game when I was younger and still have fun playing it today and I recommend it to anyone that owns a WII or WII U and has a WII Motion Plus accessory for their WII remote.

Great job convincing me to play this game more often! I typically play Wii Sports Resort with friends when they're spending a couple hours at my house, but I'm bad about playing it on my own against the CPU's although it is almost as fun.

I liked that this is a simple review of a simple game. Giving examples of why the music matches a situation or how the graphics are simplistic would help a reader visualize the game, but it's OK as is I hope you make another review and enjoy writing it!

Good review, Dragon! I can definitely see the amount of potential you have!

You seem to know a lot about Resort and how it functions, how it plays, controls etc., and you were able to form different and embedding opinions around it, well done you!

I feel that your struggling to add detail and development to your answers, always ask the question why, why does the game sound nice at times? Are there any exceptions? Of course, there's no need to be way over the top but try and go from satisfactory to outstanding quality with this.

Also, please try not to use slang phrases consistently, "and stuff" sounds very effortless in a review like this.

Great work, Dragon! A solid 3!