《WiFi對應 麻將格鬥俱樂部Wii》（日文原名：麻雀格闘倶楽部Wii Wi-Fi対応）是由KONAMI開發並於2008年在Wii平台推出的線上對戰對應的麻將遊戲。是KONAMI著名街機系列《麻將格鬥俱樂部》的家用機延伸版，特別針對Wii的玩家社群設計，強調簡單易懂的操作與首次支援家用機Wi-Fi線上對戰功能，可以隨時隨地與全國玩家進行真實感十足的日本麻將對局。

由於屬於純正的日本四人麻將模擬遊戲，因此並沒有傳統意義上的劇情模式。整體遊戲結構是以「升段」、「累積成績」與「挑戰強者」為目標來推進，模仿街機版累積戰績、晉升段位的競技氛圍。一開始從低段位出發，通過與其他玩家或電腦對手的對局，根據每場對戰的表現獲取點數，累積到一定程度後便可升級，逐步向高手之路邁進。即便是單機模式，也有設計豐富的挑戰任務與排名系統，能有明確的成長目標。

在操作方面，充分活用Wii的直覺操作優勢。使用Wii遙控器以指向與點擊方式進行牌局操作，例如選擇要打出的牌、碰牌、槓牌、吃牌或和牌等行動。整個操作流程簡潔流暢，即使是麻將新手也能快速上手。畫面介面清楚易讀，無論是手牌排列、立直提示還是點數計算輔助，設計得相當人性化。特別的是，遊戲內提供詳細的教學模式與規則說明，包括役種（胡牌型態）教學、點數算法練習，對剛入門麻將的玩家非常友善。此外，Wi-Fi對戰功能是本作的主打賣點之一，透過網路連線與來自日本各地或全球的其他玩家進行即時對戰。比賽過程中，系統會自動匹配段位相近的對手，確保對局的公平性與緊張感。

畫面風格方面，延續街機版系列的清爽設計，牌面清晰、場景背景簡潔，避免不必要的視覺干擾。每場對戰以純粹專注於牌局的方式呈現，偶爾配上些許特效強調立直或和牌的瞬間。音效部分則以輕快的背景音樂搭配傳統麻將牌桌音效（如洗牌聲、打牌聲）為主，讓整體氛圍既專業又帶有娛樂性。

市場評價方面，在日本本土獲得中規中矩的反響。普遍讚賞它的Wi-Fi對戰功能，認為在當年Wii平台上能體驗到即時、流暢的網路麻將是相當難得的。而對於《麻將格鬥俱樂部》系列的粉絲而言，能在家用機上延續街機對戰的樂趣也是一大賣點。不過，也有部分玩家指出，相較於街機版，角色演出、演示動畫等娛樂性要素較為精簡，偏重於「純麻將」的玩法，對於喜歡更多演出效果或故事內容的玩家來說，可能會感覺略為樸素。此外，在單機內容深度上略顯不足，長時間遊玩若無網路連線，可能會稍嫌單調。

總結來說，這是以線上對戰為核心、操作直覺簡潔、專注於日本四人麻將真實體驗的作品。適合希望在家用主機上與朋友或全國玩家一較高下的麻將愛好者，也適合剛接觸麻將、想要透過輕鬆上手介面學習基本規則的新手玩家。雖然單機內容稍嫌單薄，但在體驗正統牌技與線上競技方面，仍是當時Wii平台上少數出色的選擇之一。

Wi-Fi Compatible: Mahjong Fight Club Wii (Japanese title: 麻雀格闘倶楽部Wii Wi-Fi対応) is an online-enabled mahjong game developed by KONAMI and released for the Wii in 2008. It serves as a home console adaptation of KONAMI’s popular arcade series Mahjong Fight Club, designed specifically for the Wii’s player community. The game emphasizes simple, intuitive controls and introduces Wi-Fi online battles to the series for the first time on a home platform, allowing players to engage in authentic Japanese-style mahjong matches with others nationwide anytime, anywhere.

As a pure simulation of four-player Japanese mahjong, the game does not feature a traditional story mode. Instead, the core gameplay is structured around goals such as "ranking up," "accumulating records," and "challenging strong opponents," closely mirroring the competitive atmosphere of the arcade version. Players start from the lower ranks and participate in matches against either human or AI opponents, earning points based on their performance. Accumulating enough points leads to promotion through the ranks, providing a clear and motivating sense of progression. Even in offline mode, there are various challenge missions and ranking systems to give players tangible growth objectives.

In terms of controls, the game takes full advantage of the Wii’s intuitive motion system. Players use the Wii Remote to point and click on the tiles for actions like discarding, calling pon, kan, chi, or declaring a win. The control flow is smooth and streamlined, making it accessible even to mahjong beginners. The interface is clean and easy to read, with clear tile arrangements, riichi (ready hand) indicators, and point calculation aids—all designed with user-friendliness in mind. A standout feature is the comprehensive tutorial mode, offering detailed explanations of hand formations (yaku) and scoring practices, making it highly welcoming for newcomers to mahjong.

The Wi-Fi online battle function is a major highlight, allowing players to connect and play real-time matches with others across Japan or worldwide. The system automatically matches players of similar ranks to ensure fair and competitive gameplay, enhancing both excitement and accessibility.

Visually, the game inherits the arcade series’ clean and professional style, with clear tile graphics and simple, non-distracting backgrounds. Matches focus purely on the gameplay itself, occasionally accented with light visual effects for riichi declarations or winning hands. The sound design features upbeat background music combined with traditional mahjong table sounds, such as tile shuffling and discarding, striking a balance between professional atmosphere and casual entertainment.

In terms of market reception, the game received moderate but generally positive feedback in Japan. Many players praised the Wi-Fi online functionality, noting that experiencing smooth, real-time online mahjong on the Wii was a rare and valuable offering at the time. For fans of the Mahjong Fight Club series, the ability to continue the arcade-style competition at home was a major selling point. However, some criticisms pointed out that, compared to the arcade version, the Wii release featured a simplified presentation, with fewer character performances and flashy animations, focusing instead on "pure mahjong" gameplay. For players seeking more dramatic effects or narrative content, the game may have felt somewhat plain. Additionally, the single-player content was considered a bit shallow, making the experience potentially monotonous without online connectivity over long periods.

In summary, Wi-Fi Compatible: Mahjong Fight Club Wii is a game centered around online battles, intuitive and simple controls, and an authentic Japanese four-player mahjong experience. It is well-suited for mahjong enthusiasts wanting to compete with friends or players nationwide from a home console and is equally accessible to newcomers looking for an easy-to-understand introduction to the game’s basics. While the offline content is somewhat limited, in terms of delivering a faithful mahjong and competitive online experience, it remains one of the standout choices for the Wii platform at the time.