Wii owners who haven't been able to get their feet on a
Wii Fit just yet shouldn't feel left out. A majority of the game's 150 stages are meant solely for Wii-mote play. These stages require all sorts of complex maneuvers, including flipping the controller around in full circles - something that isn't feasible on the Balance Board.
The game's premise involves an ant, Anthony, on a quest for a golden something-or-another, but the overarching story isn't a major component. Instead, the focus is on clearing each board by tilting the entire level to navigate traps and other apparatuses. These include cannons, ramps, bridges - you name it. Some will even change your ball's properties, such as altering the size. Each level has its own theme and you can even unlock up to twenty themed balls, including a football for added challenge. There's even Mii support for players who want to personalize the experience.
