I don't think the problem here is one of the game's coordination, in fairness, so much as your reaction to the inputs.

Your Wiimote never drops out of sync? It doesn't start going spastic all over the screen and it barely registers? I find that hard to believe. I had to go to the sensor bar settings to adjust the sensitivity a few times. It's also nice how you ignored the rest of the post and tried to be funny with your Vii thing, good job. This also isn't an attack against the Wii, it's an attack against motion controls in general, the Wii is the only motion controller I have owned out of the bunch and so it's the only one I can give criticism on.

I reacted to the inputs pretty well, the game slows down and it's kinda got this huge arrowing flashing on screen, it's not hard to miss. I'd literally swing my Wiimote in that direction 2-3 before I got a reaction, it wasn't always the case, but as something that can be used for the hack 'n' slash genre, I don't think motion controllers would work. That's what Scottie asked, what genres are better with the standard controller over the Wiimote and I gave him a few and every one get's defensive. 

I can say I've never experienced your particular problem, but I'm not being defensive - I pointed out what I thought to be factually inaccurate.

That's fair enough, I made my point though and the defensive thing was me being rude, so ignore it.

Move your tv, or at least your sensor bar away from the window, or close the curtains to some extent.

You're welcome :)

As for the bizarre problem that you have with NMH, I'm actually not able to help you there. This is probably because I have not had the problem, nor have any other people that I know who have played it.It sounds like your merely moving the wiimote wrong, which is about akin to pressing the wrong buttons and blaming the controller

I can honestly say that I have never had a problem of that sort with my Wiimote and I sit a good 3 metres away from my sensor bar when playing

So, so agreed.  It's just inherently more comfortable and natural, I even prefer it for "traditional" games over the CC when given the option (SSBB, Mario Kart, Fire Emblem, etc), unless that game demands heavy usage of the 2nd analog (MH3).

Read this thread.  Good points for and against motion controls.  I'd like to point out that even Nintendo says that motion contol isn't ideal for every game.  One question, though:  Is there a sensitivity setting for the Wii sensor bar?  There may be but I don't remember ever seeing one.  I recall a setting for placing the bar above or below the TV but that's it.  Of course I haven't had to adjust those particular settings in years.

I prefer dual analog over wiimote and nunchuk. Especially the 360 pad. It just feels right. For me, motion controls add nothing to my enjoyment and IR-pointer might add something but then again, I do own a good mouse for pointing.

In some cases like madworld, I would really rather push a button than swing the remote.