She just got herself a Wii back when the Black MKWii bundle released, so I doubt she will get a Wii U.

Alright, so she just called me back, lol.

Here is what I had to endure:

"Alright Justin, what the hell is going on here? I did what you said and they are now throwing rocks at me."

"I went up to the sky, back down, up to the sky, back down, trying to pick up speed. I finally get up to the stupid bird and it says press A so I did that. This is pissing me off!"

So I said: "Ok, and what happened when you listened and hit A?"

She says: "The stupid fucking bird of mine dashed over the bird in front of me so now I have to do this stupid shit all over again!"

So yeah, according to my Mother it is Gamespot +1.

A game shouldn't cause frustration like that in the first 30 minutes to an hour, especially a Zelda game lol.

I wonder how long before she calls me again.

Same here, Skyward Sword is the only Wii game that I have had issues with when it comes to the controls not responding properly.

The game gets so much better from there.

Yall just suck or not experiences are motion gaming. If the controls aren't accurate you have to re calibrate it.
Also you must be in the right position in front of the TV. Because if you are not you won't be able to move the right direction you want Link and his bird to move because of your position in front of the sensor bar.

You mean closest to the SNES controller which is the SNES controller with trigger and analog stick which the Sony Controller copied off of. So basically DualShock 3-Sixaxis Controller is a SNES Sony style controller.

man then you really need to stay far away from this game

In relation to what I've been using lately, yes.

Nice thread title Euphoria. *laughs*

Bummer that she's having such troubles with the very beginning of the game. Hopefully she'll steady her hand and get that bird statue. ^_^

Thankfully I had I much easier time with the game, and it was an incredible journey with fantastic motion controls. Skyward Sword rocked my socks this year... and hopefully your mom can continue playing and fall in love with such an awesome game.

Sorry to bust your bubble sir, but if you need to sit a certain way, recalibrate when controls get mixed up, etc... then the problems lies with the game. 

Zelda is a game meant to be played in a relaxed state, like sitting back, or laying down, not planning out a seating position before firing it up. 

Also, the controls of the bird have nothing to do with the sensor bar since it is done with the six-axis motion and not the IR pointer.

Did you even read my opening post?

Thanks. I knew this title would get me some views, lol.

Also, she has not called me back yet, so either she finally did it or she threw the disc across the house, lol.