Wii Carnival Games Cheats

From what I've played and gathered up, here are the "cheats" for Wii Carnival Games:

Fortune Way Area:
Main area - Click on the monkey that comes out of the barrel
Collection Plate game - land a coin on the plate that sparkles (which plate sparkles is random)
Great Swami game - Get the winning card (random)
Alley Ball game - score 100 three times in a row
(Note - a "cheat" of its own on this game... if you move the direction arrow to the left or right a few clicks, then you can throw the ball pretty hard and bounce it off the roof and right into the 100 point spot - it's actually fairly easy once you figure out the direction to point)
Super Hoops game - score 24 or more points in the game
(Note - to unlock the Super Hoops game, win two large prizes in either Collection Plate or Hoops and then trade the two large prizes into the grand prize)

Claw Alley Area:
Main area - click on the UFO that flies in the sky
Prize Claw game - grab the pink headband with the googly eyes
Super Hole in One game - get through at least four holes
(Note - to unlock the Super Hole in One game, win two large prizes in either Clown Splash or Hole In One and then trade the two large prizes into the grand prize)

Love Lane Area:
Main area - click on the monkey on top of the Love Meter game
Frog Leap game - land a frog in the middle lily pad
Spilled Milk game - when the blue or green stripes appear on the milk bottles (random), knock them all down (two hidden prizes)
Balloon Darts game - pop all three green balloons
Love Meter game - Get the winning/top level (random)
Super Spilled Milk game - knock down at least 80 bottles
(Note - to unlock the Super Spilled Milk game, win two large prizes in either Frog Leap or Spilled Milk and then trade the two large prizes into the grand prize)

Lucky Pass Area:
Main area - click on the bird that appears above the Push a Prize game
Nerves of Steel game - click on the gold orbs in the background, then get through all three stages without touching the wire
Dunk Tank area - throw the baseball at the sombrero, throw the baseball at the scuba gear (two hidden prizes)
Push a Prize game - knock the gold coin (random) off the bottom tier
Lucky Cups game - throw the ball into the gold cup or one of the green cups
Super Day at the Races game - win first place in the race and do it in less than a minute
(Note - to unlock the Super Day at the Races game, win two large prizes in either Dunk Tank or Day at the Races and then trade the two large prizes into the grand prize)
(Note - a "cheat" on this game... I found that if I just wave the remote back and forth parallel to the ground really fast, I can get balls to go into the high point totals pretty regularly. The ball bounce off the left side of the alley, then rolls up the left side, then ends up rolling into the top middle hole for max points)

Rodent Row Area:
Main area - click on the gopher that comes out of the ground 3 times
Pigskin Pass game - throw the ball at the army hat on the ground
Shooting Gallery game - shoot the blue or green (random) prize that goes by - not the red duck
Shoot for the Stars game - shoot the cowboy hat
Going Nuts game - catch the purple nut that appears (at random)

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