@ svennoj - I suppose it all comes down to how good the accelerators are.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_accelerometer
could no doubt handle it, but maybe the one's in the Wiimote couldn't. What hardware were were you using?

      Funny you should say that, I've beaten Red Steel 2, I own Wii Sports Resort and I'm looking forward to buying Wii Fit Plus and Zelda: Skyward Sword. I will also use my motion plus with Conduit 2 if I eventually get it. @ASStronaut, sorry I haven't contacted you about playing Mario Kart Online yet. The same thing happened to my Smash Bros(it hangs but still works) probably because they are my 2 oldest games . This is why I now play my games from back ups on an external HD, so I'll never have to rebuy something I already bought once the CD spoils. My copy is bad so I'll have to buy a new one. My only online game now is Modern Warfare Reflex and Dragonball Z.

  I hope this doesn't imply that I downplayed the Move because I only asked an honest question. And actually, I do agree that the Augmented reality makes it better than the wii for casual games. Eye Pet would be impossible on the Wii and I actually want that game but don't own a PS3. I'm guessing the Wii U will have Augmented Reality using the new controller's camera and at the same time, using the new controller as your active Sensor Bar. I guess Motion+ will have much more support on the WIi U, since the Wii Remote Plus will be the normal controller from now on. They're trying to push it by selling games like Wii Play Motion and Flingsmash(or whatever they called the ping-pong game where the ball is alive)

       If the camera tracking is all that is needed to make the Motion Plus as accurate as the Move is, then the Wii U's camera used as described in my last post will do the trick. However, if the M+ still needs better accelerometers or something else in addition to the camera, then the Wii U's motion stuff will still be less accurate than the PS3's Move and might have to compete eventually with the PS4's Move+ :(

    Anyway, just to add to the list of Motion Plus games I've been compiling on this thread, there's New Carnival Games(30 mini games). Not that I'm interested in it though.

That is the same thing I wanted to know.

LOVE is close to actual reality with all its sensor

Wii MP is still a game controller that lets you have fun

As far as I know the WiiU is going to use the old wii motes. It would be a lot harder then tracking the move controller, no easy color coded sphere to track. It's probably easier to track the player using background substraction and use that to guess where the controller is. That might be enough correction to keep the 3d position of the wii mote accurate as long as the lighting conditions are good.

But how many games would really use it. Puzzle games like tumble, table tennis, but not for regular tennis. I don't have a tennis court sized living room. Probably not enough for Nintendo to add it.

Maybe Sony can come up with some cool (not mini) games. So far the best most developers can come up with is trying to imitate a light gun.

I never got how Move could possibly be better than Motion plus, which is already 1:1, and doesn't seem to have noticable lag time from moving it. Unless you count not having to deal with the hassle of collaborating the Move, which I don't really care about anyway.

Plus, the Move just doesn't look natural to hold, and I will never get over the fact that it looks like a dildo you'd bring to a rave.

wasnt talking about anybody in particlular, and yeah im sure there will be plenty of support for Wii U, but why should i have to buy a whole new system to take advantage of something i bought for Wii?? And IMHO Ninty is doing a crappy job of pushing motion+, and have been doing a crappy job, actually they are the worst of the 3 when supporting there periphrals. Motion Play and Flingsmash?? Those games look like crap and from the sales they just might be crap. as for Eyepet, your not missing mucn, but maybe its not for me

'Cause Sony claimed so and the fanboys ate it up?