Multiplayer is a lot of fun, especially with people who don't normally play video games. Single player gets a bit boring after awhile, and the expert challenges were too difficult for me to bother with.

Production values are pretty simple but to call it ugly just isn't accurate, it's clear and sharp just not much detail.

Controls worked fine for me, maybe you're just not good at using the pointer?

Not sure why M+ would have any effect on the cursor when it's the result of the IR Camera at the end of the remote looking for the LED's on the sensor bar. If your cursor is jumping consistently that probably means there's something in your room the camera occasionally mistakes for the sensor bar, or something occasionally breaks the remote's line of sight. Only game I played were I experienced random cursor jumps was Red Steel.

Smeags particular problem was there was some sort of delay after the throwing motions where the cursor wouldn't reappear quickly that made it impossible to finish certain timed challenges. Reading people's posts on GameFAQs, seems like there were other people with the same, and other odd issues, but I don't think anyone every figured what if anything caused it, and most people never experienced anything like that.

The interesting part is that it was only some, and not all, that dealt with this issue. Ah well, another mystery for another day. To tell you the truth I'm going to return Boom Blox and Force Unleash to help fund de Blob.

And yeah, I've never really had cursor jumps in other games, or it's been so minimal that it never crossed my mind. It's just been an issue with Boom Blox. It's a pity, but it's not that big of a deal on non-timed challenges.

I almost forgot about that initial thread I made a while ago about the issue, BrainBox has mad remembering skills.

I know they say opinios can't be wrong, but this opinion is realllllllllly wrong.

True, I've given you more of my time than you deserve, but rest assured that after this post I won't be repeating that mistake. I'll restrict myself to two short points. One, you're perfectly free to disagree with amp (I do); you're not free to make personal attacks on other people. It shows a lack of class, for starters, and it doesn't do anyone any favors. Did you notice how no one else felt the need to call amp names? There's probably a reason for that...

Second, it's rude to post in another language (except for threads where that's the point). It excludes folks who can't speak the language (which is most of the users in this thread). As a side note, what made you switch to Spanish in the first place? If you wanted to have a semi-private conversation with me, you could just PM...

Again, I don't expect you to understand any of this, since basic manners seem to be beyond your grasp, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to try one last time (even if it's futile).

P.S. Your postmark in the quoted post is the CORRECT way to respond in this thread. Why you didn't lead with that instead is beyond me, but c'est la vie.

Personally, I mostly stuck with the multiplayer; it's a blast. But a lot of folks enjoyed the single-player as well. That said, if you'll be solo-ing most of the time, you might want to rent before buying, or consider another game instead.

I am not trashing 3rd party efforts at all.  I just don't like this one particular game.  I thought that I made this pretty clear.

Oh. This explains it. Everyone elses game must be perfect and my copy is crap. Oh. The cursor issues and all that are only my game. 

I have finished the expert levels and do know how to use a Wii Remote BTW. 

Summary: Everyone else's copy is awesome.  Only mine is junk.

Don't be ridiculous.

You just suck.

Medal of Honor Heroes 2 argues otherwise...

It's not the amount of bugs in the game. It's the amount of bugs in the gamer...

I unfortunately have to agree with your MOH comment.