Wii Sports
Metroid Prime 3
Zack and Wiki
Medal of Honor Heroes 2
Pro Evolution Soccer 2008
WarioWare: Smooth Moves
Zack and Wiki and Boom Blox are good mentions. I'd throw in Trauma Center and Lost Winds for awesome use of the pointer, Helix for using dual remotes and calibration, and WarioWare for all-around wiimote exploitation.
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| Skeeuk said: id say SMG use is best |
SMG only really used the IR pointer.
The spin attack was waggle, and while I would agree it is the best waggle out there (it fits the movement, and is really easy to do (less wrist action)) it is just button replacement.
Wii Sports is still the best use of the Wii remote motion controls in a single game (given that it is a number of games), Zack and Wiki is one of the best all round uses (uses both motion and IR)
| Soma said: Doing the Kamehameha on Tenkaichi 3 =) |
yeah, this is the best Wii mote move!! : )
TWRoO said:
SMG only really used the IR pointer.
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Pixel Art can be fun.
Wario Ware for all around awesome fun-ness. Resident Evil 4 for that first boss you fight and have to use it to swim away was also terrific fun.
SmokedHostage said:
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Oh yeah... tiny part of the game but yes they are there.... I liked the ball rolling, especially the challenge one in the toy-world.... The ray surfing was really nice on the smooth water on the training course, but when on the track bouncing up and down it was a bi annoying.
Okami's painting using IR felt realy good 
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Its interesting. Lots of different views here. Ill grab NMH, ZW and maybe MOH. But do explain what specific move is so cool in the games.
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