Nintendo is looking to the original Wii’s killer app to bring some more firepower to the Wii U’s roster.
The publisher revealed today that it will soon begin selling five of the original Wii Sports minigames as individual downloads on the Wii U eShop under the Wii Sports Club name. These games include Bowling, Tennis, Baseball, Boxing, and Golf.
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Nintendo plans to update the graphics to high definition to take advantage of the Wii U’s full capabilities. These games will also work with the enhanced Wii MotionPlus controller for more precise input, and Nintendo is implementing online multiplayer. That means gamers can bowl against each other in a versus mode online.