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WiiWare is the manufacturer of the Beer Pong Wii game. Knowing the popularity of the actual drinking game, WiiWare developed the alternative family friendly version that can be played on a computer console. This game features many tabletops that a player can choose from providing them with alternative playing environments.
This version of the game is excellent for those that don't actually want to drink beer, but it can be played with beer if desired. Rather than being a sit down game, Beer Pong is a game that gets you on your feet. If you love fun and action then you will love playing this game with family and friends. It's the perfect game to play at Christmas after you have eaten a big meal and want to burn some calories.
You can pick up this version of the traditional game from most game stores and it is well worth adding to your collection. It's an easy game to play and doesn't take a genius to learn how to play it. However if you want to master the game then it might take a considerable amount of time and effort. Actually getting the ball in the bottle or cup is not as easy as it might first appear.
The Beer Pong Wii game is based on the traditional drinking game played in pubs across the Country. The game is a lot of fun and laughter, especially when there are more people playing it. It really is a game that is better played with more people. If you are having a special event like a birthday party, stag night, or just want a good night then this is the game to play.
The aim of this game is to make sure that you get as many ping pong balls in the opposing teams cups as possible. It's more about having fun with the family. Believe it or not this game was actually invented by college students. The traditional game can pretty much be played with any rules you want to use as long as its clear from the beginning.
Wiiware received a lot of criticism over bringing this game out on the console because of the stigma surrounding it. People were not convinced that it could be family friendly as it involved beer. Beer Pong involves throwing a small ball into a cup of beer.
Beer Pong starts with a member of the team trying to throw the ball into the plastic cup. If that person succeeds then that team takes another go until they miss. When the team miss the opposing team get to have a chance at throwing the ball into the beer bottle. Whichever team is successful will stay in control until someone misses and so forth.
If you enjoy high energy games then you'll love playing this with your family and friends. There are several places that sell the actual regulation size beer pong tables. I say regulation because this game has come such a long way the last 20 years its not hosted around the country as official tournaments.
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The Best Bar and Nightclub Drinking Games
Dudo (Latin America)
Legend says that more than 400 years ago, King Atahualpa of the Incas taught the Spanish conquistador Pizarro a game now known as dudo (Spanish for "I doubt"). This game belongs to a family of dice game based on deception, called "liar's dice" which are popular all over Latin American bars and nightclubs, and also go under the names "Mexicali" in the United States, and "Maxchen" in Germany. To play dudo, you need two or more participants. Each player rolls five dice hidden under their tumbler. After taking a sneak peek, each player has to make successively bolder claims (often lies) about the dice numbers they're holding, until one player decides to challenge (call someone out a liar), by yelling "dudo!". The loser (whoever incorrectly challenged, or whoever was proven a liar) must drink and loses one dice. The last player with dice wins!
Jiuling (China)
The finger guessing game. It first appeared in the 11th century BC (not in bars and nightclubs obviously), and involves two players at a time. Both make a gesture of a number using their fingers, while shouting out a number from two to 20. To win, a player must shout a number that equals the total number of fingers extended by both players. Whoever shouted a number that's less loses the game and has to take a drink. To make things trickier, players don't just shout a number but say a related phrase, such as "two kind brothers" to represent two, "three stars shining" or "making a fortune in four seasons", and so forth. Let's face it, you're guaranteed to lose. But you'll make a heap more Chinese friends while you're doing it at bars and nightclubs around town.
Beer pong (United States)
If there's any place that could be nominated as the spiritual birthplace of the modern drinking game, it must be America's bars and nightclubs… specifically, the frat houses of US college campuses. And of all the drinking games to have been spawned from the hallways of those illustrious dorms, there are none so infamous as beer pong, which now has its own tournaments, online community and even a Morgan Spurlock documentary. The game is simple. Take two two-player teams. On each side of a ping-pong table (or indeed any table), setup six or 10 plastic cups one-third filled with beer in a triangular formation. Start throwing ping pong balls, and each time a player lands a ball in their opponent's cup, the opponent must drink all the beer in that cup. After all the cups are eliminated on one side, the losers must also consume all the beer in the winning team's cups.
Los Chunguitos (Spain)
Los Chunguitos are a 1970s rumba band from Madrid, who have the honour of being the inspiration for a popular Spanish drinking game of the same name. To play, take a group of jovial drinkers sitting in a circle or around a table. In the first round, each person must clap, flamenco style, and call out, "I am Chungitos number one", with the next person saying, "I am Chungitos number two", until each has their own number. In the second round, each person calls out their own number, then the number of someone else, all the while clapping flamenco style. The new number must then call out their own number, then another new number, and so forth. Sounds easy, right? Well to complicate things, the person directly to the right of the current player must also "play" the drums (mime and make drum sounds), while the person directly to the left must play the guitar. Whoever makes a mistake or is too slow has to drink, and the game starts again. Keep adding more ‘instruments' to spice things up!
There are variations of this game all over Europe and Asia.
The true blue drinking game (Australia)
So what cultural delights has Australia added to the global culture of drinking games? Well, naturally, anything too complicated is out.Try this one next time you're keen to influence the evening's entertainment in a hostel halfway round the world:
Pick one of your new backpacker mates, and get everyone to sing the following popular anthem:
"Here's to Scott, he's true blue!
He's a piss pot through and through.
He's a bastard so they say, and he's not going to heaven, he went the other way!
He's going down, down, down, down, down@"
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What happens in beer pong when you blow a ball out of a cup and it stays on top of three other cups?
What are the rules about that? Does the game automatically end? If so, does the thrower or the blower win? Does the ball count as in? Should the ball be removed from the cups before a second ball is shot?
What are the rules about that? Does the game automatically end? If so, does the thrower or the blower win? Does the ball count as in? Should the ball be removed from the cups before a second ball is shot?
In this case, the thrower was a guy and the blower was a girl.
When we run our tourneys we dont allow blowing (of the pong balls) although I would have to say that is a miss if you do allow it and should be removed before the next pong ball is thrown..
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