Tanks! is the ninth minigame in Wii Play. In the minigame, the player takes control of a tank within a rectangular arena inhabited by enemy tanks. The objective of the game is to defeat all enemy tanks without taking damage to progress through missions.

2023年8月26日 · In this game, the player operates either a blue (P1) or red (P2) tank. The objective is to destroy all the enemy tanks in each level. The game has an unlock structure similar to Table Tennis: the game initially consists of 20 missions, which must be beaten in succession to earn the gold medal.

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Tanks! is the final of the nine games found in Wii Play. It is unlocked after beating Charge!. In this game, the player (s) control (s) a blue toy tank (red for the second player). They must destroy all tanks present, and use cover to avoid enemy fire. They can shoot bullets and drop mines.

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Tanks! is the final minigame available in Wii Play. It is the only minigame that uses the Nunchuk, although the Nunchuk is optional. The player controls a small toy tank around a wood arena, attempting to destroy all other tanks to progress.

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Welcome to the Wii Tanks! Wiki! Unofficial wiki dedicated towards Wii Play's 9th minigame: 'Tanks!' Find out about each unique tanks' secrets! Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted. What is Fandom? Take your …

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2012年9月25日 · Yet Nintendo EAD (the developers behind Wii Play) knew to save the best for last. You had to unlock each mini-game sequentially, you see, with passable success in one giving you the keys to the next. The final reward was number nine, Tanks! Here’s what makes it a Wii experience worth revisiting.