How to Hit a Home Run in Wii Sports

Last Updated: March 14, 2023

Are you taking the Wii out of retirement for a fun round of Wii Baseball? This fun, action-packed game can seem pretty randomized at times, but there are plenty of ways to claim the upper hand and score a home run. We've put together a simple tutorial to help you hit one out of the park, so you can dominate any AI team that comes across your TV screen.

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Hold the bat high and behind you as far as it gets.

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Use both hands if you wish, although you can swing faster with one hand. Holding it high will allow you a larger swing and so the more power you will be able to get into it. However, holding the Wii remote low and hitting up will allow you to hit the ball higher, and so increase your chance of a home run.
- The only downside to this is that its harder to see the pitcher.

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Time it right.

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It may take longer to swing because the bat is probably farther behind you than you are used to, so start a little bit early.

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Come in straight.

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Follow through.

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How do I strike everyone out in Wii sports?

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Instead of doing a full throw, flick your wrist. Also, hold the A and B buttons to do different pitches.

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How many feet do you need to get a home run?

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It can be from 350ft to 650ft but the lower and higher ends are not that common.

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How many feet do you need to get a out of court?

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You need at least 600 to 650 feet to get the ball out of the park. Also, a home run is enough, out of park counts as a home run.

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You can also hit an out of the park, and that counts as a home run.

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The program records the total number of home runs you have ever gotten.

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Always stand in a sideways stance from your TV like you would in baseball.

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Keep a tight grip on the Wii remote as faster swings make it more likely that it will fly out of your hand.

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Always use the wrist strap.

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Make sure no objects or people are around you while you swing.

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How to Hit a Home Run in Wii Sports

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Hold the bat high and behind you as far as it gets.

Time it right.

Come in straight.

Follow through.

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