When you first start playing Pilotwings Resort, you receive a simple tutorial on flying. Then you can take the game's three aircraft types out for a spin and test out your innate flying ability.

As you pilot the rocket-belt, airplane, and glider around the world of Wuhu Island (yes, THAT Wuhu Island, of WiiSports Resort and WiiFit fame), it's easy to think to yourself, 'Yeah, I got this.' Zooming around the island in these early moments is effortless, and you may think you are the master of the skies. Well, I hate to burst your bubble, but no, you are not as good as you think you are. And Pilotwings Resort is a game that will demonstrate how you can go from the heights of confidence to the depths of despair in just a few short minutes. Though the game starts off incredibly easy, by the end of it, your eyes may be bleeding from staring at the 3D visuals for too long, and you'll be left wondering where it all went wrong.Pilotwings Resort is not a bad game.

I thoroughly enjoyed it. But if you look at its cutesy Mii characters and the tropical setting lifted directly from the casual-friendly WiiSports Resort, and think that this game is going to be pure fluff, you couldn't be more wrong. Once you get past the initial free-flying mode, the difficulty ramps up incredibly, and makes Pilotwings Resort one of the most challenging games in the 3DS launch schedule.

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PilotWings Resort. DeveloperMonster Games, Inc. Release DateMarch 27, 2011. PlatformsNintendo 3DS. Pilotwings: A stage based on Pilotwings for the SNES and Pilotwings Resort for Nintendo 3DS appears in Super Smash Bros. For Wii U.Players will fight atop planes from both games. The red bi-plane from Pilotwings will take off from a 2-D island from the SNES game. From there, after about a minute has passed, it is shown that the red bi-plane will meet up with a yellow plane, modeled after the.

There are two main modes in Pilotwings Resort: Free Flight and Mission Mode. Mission Mode is the main, linear mode that has you progressing through different levels of rapidly increasing difficulty. These missions include speed runs, item gathering, target shooting, picture-taking, and flying through hoops. Though these different missions start out separately, they start merging together in the higher difficulty levels, and the learning curve ramps up exponentially.The difficulty in Pilotwings Resort is a tricky thing to describe, as the controls are actually very simple.

You use the thumbstick to navigate, and you use the face buttons for boosting or accelerating. However, precise control is mandatory for success in Pilotwings Resort, and you have to nail your missions if you want to move on. The game uses a star-based scoring system that rewards you with a 1-3 star rating depending on how well you fulfilled the specific mission, how fast you did it, and what penalties you incurred during your flight.

The rating system is actually really harsh, and achieving a three-star rating, even on the game's lowest non-Training level is almost impossible without a dozen practice runs. Although the game is certainly not a hardcore simulator, the way you have to go back through levels to tweak your own moves certainly resembles one, and the difficulty level will probably be frustrating to those who pick it up and think the inclusion of Miis and a familiar setting automatically means it will be casual. It's definitely not.The repetition in the game may be frustrating, but love it or hate it, that's where Pilotwings Resort gets a lot of its replay value. There aren't actually that many levels to complete (there's about forty across all the difficulty levels) but getting to the higher levels by bumping up your star rating in lower levels becomes incredibly time-consuming, but strangely addictive.

Product Information. Nearly 15 years after Pilotwings 64 was released alongside the Nintendo 64, the quirky and well-received aviation series returns with 3D gameplay and full 'Mii' compatibility in the 3DS launch title Pilotwings Resort. Set on Wuhu Island, the fictional location of Wii Sports Resort and Wii Fit Plus, Pilotwings Resort offers gamers more than 30 unique plane, hang-glider, and rocket-belt missions in 'Mission' mode. All three vehicles are controlled differently, so players must learn to master each craft before they can successfully complete each mission and earn stars. Gamers who are less task-oriented can instead try out the 'Free Flight' mode, where they are encouraged to explore the skies above Wuhu Island to find hundreds of collectibles and unlock interactive 3D dioramas.

Players can also snap photos of the island's many landmarks, save them to their 3DS photo album, and show them to friends at any time. If you can get it cheap enough, get it. If not, you will not miss much.I bought this game because I really like my Nintendo 3DS system and I really like flying games. I looked at this in the stores and it was $40 everywhere, so I decided not to get it until the price went down.

However, I searched for it on eBay, and I found a new copy of it for only $11 shipped, so I decided for that low price, I had to get it.As far as the game itself, I don't really care for it. There is not that much content, and the whole game can be beat in under ten hours.

The 3D effects are great, and I enjoyed the music and sound effects as well, but there is not much depth or content making it worth while. None of the aircraft, or anything about the game, for that matter, is that realistic. For example, steering and controlling each aircraft is way, way too easy. Another thing is that when you descend, or fly downward, you do not gain speed. Pretty much, with each aircraft, there is a set speed that you fly at, weather you are traveling up or down, high or low in altitude.I'd rate the game as follows, with 1 being the worst and 10 being the best:3D effects = 8/10Music and sounds = 8/10Controls and button setup = 7/10Difficulty = 4/10Realism = 3/10Graphics and visuals = 6/10Content = 3/10Replay value = 7/10Story mode = 4/10Free-flight mode = 6/10Price ($11, shipped) = 10/10OVERALL = 6/10So here's the thing; although the game wasn't great, if you can get it for around $11, shipped, like I did, I'd recommend it. I will say, though, it's not worth any more than $20, max.I hope I helped.God bless.

Worth $15-$20 for a 3DS Game.I only bought this game here at eBay because it was very, very cheap for a Brand New conditioned game. This game is good because you can play various missions with all three vehicles, the plane, the rocket belt, and the glider, unlock various content and playables, and you can fly around Wuhu Island to collect and find Ballons, Information Icons, and more. I think that this game could have used the gyroscopic controls as an option so that people can utilize the system's built-in gyro to move around the vehicles, missions are short if you play non-stop, and rocket belts can be a bit hard to control. Overall, this game is good and worth picking up a cheap, Brand New Conditioned game for your 3DS. Great game for 3ds of all agesGot this game low cost, remembering how fun the old pilot wing games were on super nes I got this sorta of knowing what to expect, glad I got, great to play on car rides where you are passenger or if you just love simple games, pilot wings is a favorite for me. Kid friendly for sure! 3ds making a classic modern yet still simple.

Hope they make a better one in the future, am sure they will, I would not pay over $10 for this game, look and you will find, found with case and manual for $8. Watch out for demo version, get the actual game!!Verified purchase: Yes Condition: Pre-owned.