The pointing control doesn't really work well either. The pyro is meant to fire into the center of the screen so the gameplay changes too much (and gets a lot easier) if you can just point at what you want to hit instead. If the game doesn't have directional shooting and only uses pointing for turning, it still feels unnatural because your shots aren't going where you're looking - you have to watch the cursor onscreen that shows where you're pointing to prevent moving the wiimote out of range.
The pointing control doesn't really work well either. The pyro is meant to fire into the center of the screen so the gameplay changes too much (and gets a lot easier)...
Yep, that's also related to another issue regarding using the wiimote to control the ship - it gets tiring very fast if you have to hold the wiimote pointed steady at the middle of the screen or in a perfect upright+flat position just to fly in a straight line. Doesn't happen with joysticks and mice because their idle position requires no effort.
For some reason Vanguard's post gives me deja vu.Maybe something I overheard on the bus?
part of the reason I never got into the Wii games. my sister knows I love Call of Duty, so she got Call of Duty 3 on the Wii.I had to keep my hand up at chest level to shoot the germans. If I dropped my arm, the gun drops.VERY ANNOYING!! "MUCH EASIER" on a PS3, or XBox, PC..
Wii's are good for sports, or something of the sort. I never figured they were good for anything else.