Horse Games For Nintendo Wii

on January 3, 2011

There are sorts of games out now for all sorts of enthusiasts. But did you know that there are horse games that are made for the Nintendo Wii? We’ll look at some of these games, and what they do for the gamers.

First, a note about the horse games. They are designed for preteen girls. Girls in this age group often fantasize about horses, and many of them are beginning to take horse riding lessons. In the past, girls would draw pictures of horse and ponies on their notebooks. Now they can indulge their equestrian fantasies by playing various games that gives them control of the whole equestrian experience, from the type of horse that they will ride, the clothes that they will wear, and the scenarios that they will find themselves in. The horse games for Nintendo wii are moderately priced. The price of the various games available on Amazon for example ranges from $17.99, up to around $54.00. Of course the more advanced the game, the more that it will cost.

Now, there are the lower priced horse games, such as Barbie’s Horse Adventures Riding Camp. Barbie has the choice of 15 different horses with different skill sets. The horses will take Barbie around a variety or terrains and environments. Barbie can give the horses skills training as well. It’s a great way to incorporate Barbie and horse riding fantasies. There is also Gallop and Ride. The game allows you to care for, and to maintain your horse. You can take the horse out for a ride out in the hills, or alongside the oceanside. You will have a ranch that you can use to set up a business, in which you will charge visitors a fee to ride and visit your horses. You can also add buildings to the property of your ranch. You will be able to have total care, and maintenance of your horse as well.

On the higher end, there is the Horse Life Adventures game. This game is said to have fantastic graphics. Like the other games, the player will have total control and care over their horse. They can ride the horse into town, or through a variety of terrains. This game features the use of a stable boy if the player doesn’t feel like grooming of feeding the horse that day. They can make the stable boy do those task for them. Finally, there is My Horse and Me: Riding For the Gold. The game features “bonding” as its feature. The player will be able to interact in a way that enables them to truly bond with their horse. The more bonded the rider and the horse is, the greater chances that they will win the gold cup. The game also features a full vet check to make sure that the horse is fit for racing. Finally, this game is licensed by an international equestrian organization, so the player is getting the most realistic virtual riding, care, and grooming experience possible.