Want more sporting action out of your Wii, but you've already played the heck out of Wii Sports' main events? Then get ready for Deca Sports, as it's an entirely new ballgame. From Soccer to Badminton to Archery, there's a lot of things to do with this Hudson Entertainment title that you might want to check out, and we see them in this latest gameplay trailer video of the game. Check it out in the full article.

Those of you who aren't satisfied with the number of multi-sports titles out right now should get ready to greet the latest one of its kind as its way this May 13. Hudson Entertainment announced that Deca Sports has finally gone gold and soon will be released exclusively on the Wii console. For more details, check out our full article.

If you're serious about getting physical with Hudson Entertainment's Deca Sports, then you guys should probably want to scope out the scene by checking out the latest screenshots of the game.

There's a whopping 30 screens for all your viewing pleasure. Check them out after the jump!

Here's a new trailer of Hudson Entertainment's Deca Sports, the grand collection of sports minigames for the Nintendo Wii. If you want beach volleyball, snowboard cross, badminton, basketball, curling, figure skating, archery, supercross, soccer, and kart racing in one disc, look no further. Find the video at the full article.

Hudson Soft's Sports Island has been reborn. Well, sort of. It's coming out under the new name of Deca Sports in the U.S. Hudson Entertainment, the U.S. branch of Hudson soft, has also revealed four more sports planned for the title since last time.

Find out what new sports mini-games have been included after the jump!

Want to have more sports fun in your Wii console? Check out this new batch of screenshots from Sports Island by Konami and Hudsonsoft. The screenshots await in the full article!

From Japan to North America to the far off shores of Europe, Konami and Hudson Entertainment are completing the global tour of two of their well-celebrated titles for the Nintendo Wii: Fishing Master (aka Tsuri Master) and Sports Island (aka Deca Sporta).

Both titles make extensive use of the Wiimote's motion sensing features to simulate their respective modes of play. Check out more in the full article after the jump!

Hudson Soft recently announced that its sports compilation Nintendo Wii game Deca Sporta will not be making its original release date of December 20 but will instead be released on March 3, 2008.

It seems, however, that the delay is for a good reason as we learned today that the game has been confirmed for North America. The rest of the details and the most popular choices via the "read more" link below.

Developer Hudson Soft is sending out word that Deca Sporta for the Nintendo Wii console will be missing its earlier reported launch for the end of this year, and will instead be moved to a March 3, 2008 release. Deca Sporta was originally set for this December 20, as was previously indicated in the game's official site;  the site currently shows the new official date.

The company further explained that this rescheduling was done so that they could further polish up the title's development. Given the games' demo videos from TGS 2007 that featured sports like badminton, archery, and  snowboarding, we're hoping this long wait will ensure a more enjoyable experience come release. Drop by again in case we hear word of any new updates for Deca Sporta.

If Wii Sports got you hooked, then Hudson Soft's Deca Sporta could be the killer app in terms of titles that made very good use of the Wiimote - and we see that in action with these three gameplay videos direct from TGS 2007. Sit back, relax, and look at just what sporting events you'll be sweating it out to come the game's highly-anticipated release date.

This video update tackles three major sporting events: Badminton, Snowboarding, and Archery. Graphically, the game is quite solid, with the visual theme similar to that of Wii Sports (i.e. simplified facial expressions, super-deformed characters).

And just like Nintendo's sports title, gameplay is the big star here, and darn if Archery and Badminton don't look fun. Snowboarding looks great as well, but how does one exactly control the board with the Wiimote? Until we're clued in to that little mystery, let's all focus on getting our aim and our swings right. I know I will.

Embeds are below, you know what to do. Enjoy the videos!

The other videos after the jump!