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  Gothic Girl | 2 days 15 hours ago | reply
  I'm going to be blunt (and I'll probably get thumbed down for this) but I think the Wiimote is absolutely useless in most games.
  I've often found myself using the Gamecube controller in games that offer the option, simply because it's easier to use and I have more fun with it.
  Nintendo keep going on about how "revoluationary" the Wii's motion control is, but there aren't many Wii games that involve more than "waggling" the Wiimote in front of the screen and, quite frankly, I don't find much fun in that. (and it can pain the wrist after a while).
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    Ameer | 2 days 11 hours ago | reply
    It's called a gimmick. Thumb me down fanboys.
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    Final Blade | 1 day 22 hours ago | reply
    _{I've been saying this for awhile myself. The Wii mote is cool for fit and sports, but for actual games its not.}
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  Sonic Flash | 2 days 11 hours ago | reply
  Useless in Mario kart Wii and SSBB.
  Great in LoZ:TP and MP3C.
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  bbb7002004 | 2 days 7 hours ago | reply
  Most games on Wii are still designed from a traditional gaming standpoint, adding motion controls as an afterthought. When they are included in a game from the beginning, and the game itself is designed to use them well, there is nothing quite like the experience.
  
  Personally, I really like the last line of the article, and agree with it completly. Motion control doesn't belong in every single Wii game, just like analog control isn't necessary for every game on the planet either. But, when the game suits it, motion controls can add a new level to gameplay not possible with a standard pad.
  
  And Ameer, video games in general are gimmicks. I don't really know what else you expect.
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    Final Blade | 1 day 22 hours ago | reply
    _{How is games in general a gimmick?}
    
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  Guugley | 2 days 4 hours ago | reply
  Atleast Nintendo have tried something unique and different. Microsoft and Sony decided to go with pretty similar designs to the controllers on their previous consoles. It's always good to see something new and tbh I think Nintendo pulled it off well, the Wiimote seems good to me. Sure, it may not have done as much as possibly hoped, but it's certainly a good thing.
  
  I don't like playing with the GameCube controller or the Classic controller on the Wii tbh, it just makes it seem like any ordinary console. =\
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  Andrew5 | 2 days 4 hours ago | reply
  They did a lot of advertising for Mario Kart Wii with the Wii Wheel, so that probably boosted sales a bit for that game.
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  Chad | 2 days ago | reply
  Super Mario Galaxy's motion-sensitivity wasn't very good IMO. If I hadn't explored a little bit in Brawl, I wouldn't have even known it had it.
  
  I do think it has helped overall in most games, especially first-person shooters because you actually aim using the Wiimote.
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  R1DDL3S | 2 days ago | reply
  It helps...just because people don't like new challenges presented by new control methods means nothing. The motion control is the main reason a lot of people bought the Wii in the first place
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  Razentsu | 1 day 19 hours ago | reply
  I'm not really impressed by the Wiimote right now, but I am sure I will be in the future.
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  Aether | 1 day 16 hours ago | reply
  I will use the Wiimote every so often, but I keep using the Gamecube Controller or Classic Controller more.
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  Jagermax | 1 day 8 hours ago | reply
  I generally use the Wiimote, but when it comes to Brawl the GameCube control is better. The Wiimote was perfect in LOZ: TP if you ask me.
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  Stainless | 8 hours 30 mins ago | reply
  I enjoy usin the Wiimote, however, as Jager said, the GC controller is better in many cases, including Brawl.