Is the Wii Motion Plus....?

[Burnoutparade]

Does the Wii Motion plus actually make a difference and increase the accuracy for the wii remotes? Or does it do nothing to actually help the Wii's Iffy Sensor bar?

 

[L3m0n_L1m3]

It actually DOES make the wii remote more precise. Makes things a lot easier, if you ask me.

 

[super_smash_jesus]

she works just fine. 1 to 1 motion (or so close you can't notice barely any lag between movement and response on screen).

So yeah, the Wii mote finally does what it was initially supposed to do.

 

[smokeybearsb]

I think they should make the Wii Motion Plus backward compatible because I would love to play Wii Tennis (not Table Tennis) with spin. I had a blast playing tennis and with spin, that would be amazing.

 

[are.you.the.god.its.me.vader]

Yeah, it works well. Can't wait for games that really use it well though.

 

[randommaster]

I think they should make the Wii Motion Plus backward compatible because I would love to play Wii Tennis (not Table Tennis) with spin. I had a blast playing tennis and with spin, that would be amazing.

Try EA's new tennis game for the Wii, then. It's Motion+ compatible, so the angle of your racket actually has an effect on the ball.

While the Motion+ only gives about .9 : 1 motion control, it's fine for what you need, especially since you aren't trying to preform sugrey, or anything.

At the very least, it's something to be integrated into further motion control technology.

 

[smokeybearsb]

I think they should make the Wii Motion Plus backward compatible because I would love to play Wii Tennis (not Table Tennis) with spin. I had a blast playing tennis and with spin, that would be amazing.

Try EA's new tennis game for the Wii, then. It's Motion+ compatible, so the angle of your racket actually has an effect on the ball.

While the Motion+ only gives about .9 : 1 motion control, it's fine for what you need, especially since you aren't trying to preform sugrey, or anything.

At the very least, it's something to be integrated into further motion control technology.

Wii Surgery would be awesome. Is the tennis game you're talking about the one with semi-cartoonized versions of normal players?

 

[joe182]

Does the Wii Motion plus actually make a difference and increase the accuracy for the wii remotes? Or does it do nothing to actually help the Wii's Iffy Sensor bar?

If I were you i'd stop the topic spamming making you seem to be doing, people (namely, the mods) won't like it.

OT: It does work well, but I wont be shelling out the cash for it until a decent game comes out.

 

[DrDeath3191]

While the Motion+ only gives about .9 : 1 motion control, it's fine for what you need, especially since you aren't trying to preform sugrey, or anything.

If a Motion+ compatible Trauma Center comes out, be prepared to eat crow.

 

[Flying-Emu]

I think they should make the Wii Motion Plus backward compatible because I would love to play Wii Tennis (not Table Tennis) with spin. I had a blast playing tennis and with spin, that would be amazing.

Try EA's new tennis game for the Wii, then. It's Motion+ compatible, so the angle of your racket actually has an effect on the ball.

While the Motion+ only gives about .9 : 1 motion control, it's fine for what you need, especially since you aren't trying to preform sugrey, or anything.

At the very least, it's something to be integrated into further motion control technology.

Wii Surgery would be awesome. Is the tennis game you're talking about the one with semi-cartoonized versions of normal players?

They have Wii Surgery. It's called Trauma Center: New Blood.

 

[Shepard's Shadow]

I like it; it works good for me.

 

[PureChaos]

hopefully Red Steel 2 will use it well and be a great game

 

[randommaster]

I think they should make the Wii Motion Plus backward compatible because I would love to play Wii Tennis (not Table Tennis) with spin. I had a blast playing tennis and with spin, that would be amazing.

Try EA's new tennis game for the Wii, then. It's Motion+ compatible, so the angle of your racket actually has an effect on the ball.

While the Motion+ only gives about .9 : 1 motion control, it's fine for what you need, especially since you aren't trying to preform sugrey, or anything.

At the very least, it's something to be integrated into further motion control technology.

Wii Surgery would be awesome. Is the tennis game you're talking about the one with semi-cartoonized versions of normal players?

I do believe so. I haven't played it myself, but I've heard it was a pretty good tennis game.

 

[randommaster]

While the Motion+ only gives about .9 : 1 motion control, it's fine for what you need, especially since you aren't trying to preform sugrey, or anything.

If a Motion+ compatible Trauma Center comes out, be prepared to eat crow.

I don't think a Trauma Center game would be able to do what I envision. I'm talking about an actual sugery simulator, where you have to be very precise when you are trying to transplant that lung.

But then you wouldn't have aliens shooting X-rays from their energy cores.

 

[smokeybearsb]

I think they should make the Wii Motion Plus backward compatible because I would love to play Wii Tennis (not Table Tennis) with spin. I had a blast playing tennis and with spin, that would be amazing.

Try EA's new tennis game for the Wii, then. It's Motion+ compatible, so the angle of your racket actually has an effect on the ball.

While the Motion+ only gives about .9 : 1 motion control, it's fine for what you need, especially since you aren't trying to preform sugrey, or anything.

At the very least, it's something to be integrated into further motion control technology.

Wii Surgery would be awesome. Is the tennis game you're talking about the one with semi-cartoonized versions of normal players?

They have Wii Surgery. It's called Trauma Center: New Blood.

Do you know if it is good or not? Is it legit/accurate and stuff?

 

[smokeybearsb]

I think they should make the Wii Motion Plus backward compatible because I would love to play Wii Tennis (not Table Tennis) with spin. I had a blast playing tennis and with spin, that would be amazing.

Try EA's new tennis game for the Wii, then. It's Motion+ compatible, so the angle of your racket actually has an effect on the ball.

While the Motion+ only gives about .9 : 1 motion control, it's fine for what you need, especially since you aren't trying to preform sugrey, or anything.

At the very least, it's something to be integrated into further motion control technology.

Wii Surgery would be awesome. Is the tennis game you're talking about the one with semi-cartoonized versions of normal players?

I do believe so. I haven't played it myself, but I've heard it was a pretty good tennis game.

I would be completely happy with Wii Tennis with spin. I really dunno if I want to get that new game, I don't really like the style of animation. It's weird, cause I'm completely fine with Wii Tennis, but the new tennis game they came out with (I saw it on several commercials while watching Wimbledon) doesn't strike my fancy.

 

[Flying-Emu]

Do you know if it is good or not? Is it legit/accurate and stuff?

It's not Motion+ compatible, but I played it before the Motion+ came out, and it was satisfactory. Later on in the game, it starts to get a little irritating, but not to the point of ragequitting.

 

[Mr. Fister]

To answer the original question, yes, it really does make a difference. Playing WiiSports Resort, especially the Golf game, shows this quite well. It's one of the major reasons why Resort, Tiger Woods 10, and Grand Slam Tennis are getting great reviews from just about everyone.

 

[randommaster]

I think they should make the Wii Motion Plus backward compatible because I would love to play Wii Tennis (not Table Tennis) with spin. I had a blast playing tennis and with spin, that would be amazing.

Try EA's new tennis game for the Wii, then. It's Motion+ compatible, so the angle of your racket actually has an effect on the ball.

While the Motion+ only gives about .9 : 1 motion control, it's fine for what you need, especially since you aren't trying to preform sugrey, or anything.

At the very least, it's something to be integrated into further motion control technology.

Wii Surgery would be awesome. Is the tennis game you're talking about the one with semi-cartoonized versions of normal players?

I do believe so. I haven't played it myself, but I've heard it was a pretty good tennis game.

I would be completely happy with Wii Tennis with spin. I really dunno if I want to get that new game, I don't really like the style of animation. It's weird, cause I'm completely fine with Wii Tennis, but the new tennis game they came out with (I saw it on several commercials while watching Wimbledon) doesn't strike my fancy.

I guess it depends on just how real you want the game to be. You might want to rent it if you can get the Motion+, though, to see what it plays like, because it also works without the Motion+, but you use the buttons for spin instead of angling the Wiimote.

 

[Kriptonite]

Would it be better if the future Wiimotes cam off the factory line with built in Motion+? I think even if they combined the prices it would be cool. Just my idea, I haven't used it yet. I look forward to it though.