Big Beach Sports for Wii Reviews by Gamers

Big Beach Sports has six - count them six - games for $30; a bad deal for the buyer of this collection of games. Here's the games:
Volleyball is an exercise of you swatting your Wiimote up and down. You have no control where your characters go or where the ball goes; all you can do is hope the AI can't handle your spikes. If not, the game gets boring real fast.
Football is the same is Volleyball; you just wave the Wiimote up and down. Defense is a joke; the only way to win is to score more touchdowns than your opponent.
Soccer is a little better than Volleyball in that you can select who to pass the ball to. But you have no control where any of your players go, and games end up you blindly shooting at the net hoping the AI's goalkeeper won't block your shot.
Cricket has the feel of Wii Sports baseball; the controls are fine. But just like Football, defense is nonexistent; scoring runs came far too easy.
Bocce is one of the better games; it takes some skill to place your large ball nearest the small white ball.
And I liked Frisbee Golf the best; the controls felt the most natural.
However, the biggest flaw of the game shows up almost immediately; the presentation. No matter what game I played, I got bored of that game after giving it a few goes. I could get skill point, win trophies and unlock new characters, but why?
Besides, the graphics are awful. Every character looks like the programmers put an adult head on a toddler's body. Man, that's nauseating. And the courts these games are played on look terrible.
They try to make another good sports game to match up with Wii Sports, but this isn't it.