Furu Furu Park

Players control the ship Vaus (a paddle) and bounce balls off of it to destroy the blocks overhead..

Camel Maze- Gameplay is based on Cameltry .

Players have to rotate a labyrinth in order to guide a ball to the end goal.

Skateboard - Players get to pull tricks while skateboarding on a half-pipe .

When the player gets some air, remote icons will appear and the player must mimic the motions shown with the remote, Skateboard Extreme - A more difficult version of Skateboard as the player has to do more moves.

Super Karate - Players take control of a karate android and have to fight a karate robot.

The game appears as a versus fighting game.

A remote icon pops up for the player to follow and if performed successfully will let the players android perform a move.

Swan Runner - Players have to escape a planet before it explodes by piloting the OMARU ship.

Players fly the ship through a tunnel while.the remote spins the ship around the tunnel in a circular fashion and the player has to avoid running into obstacles.

Players can also collect some speed and points pick-ups along the way.

Swan Shooter - Gameplay is similar to Raystorm .

In this scrolling shoot-em-up, players pilot the OMARU ship in order to defeat the evil end boss.

The ship can fire either straight or homing lasers.

Swan Shooter: Night Strike - The same as Swan Shooter, but the level takes place at night.

Takoyaki - Players are tasked with making as much takoyaki as they can in a short period of time.

Players have to put the three ingredients of octupus, batter, and water into separate holes on a grill pan.

However if not all three ingredients are added in time, the food will burn and disappear from the pan.

Balance category: Bubble Bobble - Based on Bubble Bobble , players trap monsters by shooting

Furu Furu Park for Nintendo Wii is currently worth €4.42 loose, €5.83 complete in box, and €13.26 factory sealed. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

Furu Furu Park has only a handful of tracked market sales, suggesting relative scarcity compared to more common Nintendo Wii titles.

Loose means cartridge or disc only, CIB (complete in box) includes the original box and manual, and sealed means factory-sealed and never opened. For Furu Furu Park, loose is €4.42 and CIB is €5.83 — CIB commands a premium because original boxes and manuals are fragile and often don't survive.