No.
The very first things that people thought of for a Wiimote have not been done to a high polish level. That being a flying game, swordfighting and a shooter.
We have examples of all of them, but they're either minigames with limited scope or feel like you're fighting the controls (or in Skyward's case, the game design) for a lot of the time.
The ideas for tablets have already been used on smartphones and tablets, the ideas for 2 screens have been done on the DS*. The only thing that's not been done is local multiplayer with asymmetric gameplay and I think that will be exhausted by Nintendo Land and not seen again.
*At launch: Oh wow endless possibilities!
Actual games: It's the map screen. Always.







