I'm not buying this, at least not for another year.

Until I find a need to play a game that requires it, I'm keeping my money.

That's what everyone should do.

And considering that there's a possibility that particular game you want is bundled with it, you might even get it for cheaper that way.

Power Glove was Mattel.  Power Pad was by Bandai.  Nintendo embraced both so they would have more diversity, and it was good.  (Nintendo even bought the rights from Bandai and changed the name; it used to be the Family Trainer).

R.O.B. and the Power Pad were actually part of how Nintendo revived the American video game market after it crashed into 1983.  It's also why the NES looks like a VCR in America and looks like a video game console everywhere else.  It was the brilliant marketing strategy that made people think "Hey it's a VCR computer family entertainment center system thing with a robot and exercising and shootin games and that wild new hit Super Mario Bros.!"  So yes, the Wii is doing the asme thing, and it's awesome.  The Wii intentionally looks like a DVD player the way the NES looked like a VCR, so they're both less nerdy and less threatening to non-nerds.  That's also why we have remotes that look like TV remotes.  It's supposed to feel familiar.

But Wii Motion Plus isn't a wacky gimmick.  This is the real deal this time.  This is serious business.

And hell yeah the Super Scope kicks ass.  I think we definitely need more gaming bazookas.  Luckily the Wii remote can do that too.

Daaaaaayumn.  I think I had 2 rumble packs and 1 memory card.  But I bet I'll end up with 4 WM+'s.  I think I'll get 1 or 2 when I get a job, and then the rest when there's a good 4 player party game.

But at least we're not gonna get a RAM expansion this time.

Haven't read much into Grand Slam Tennis but if it supports 4 player like Wii Sports Tennis, then I may have to buy four. At least 2 WM+ for the fencing, though.

some people want everything free....it's just 20 dlls, I was expecting at least 30 dlls price

Yep, in MOH2 in the Port I think you have to flip the Wii Zapper upside-down (or just the remote if your not using the zapper) to use the Panzerkerz(sp? <-- its a bazooka). And the easiest way to do it is to throw it up on your shoulder, quite fun :)

So it's impossible to use Motion Plus in a Wii Wheel....

yes, but you don't need WM+ for racing, as the Wii Remote works fine as is.

The wiimote works, but WM+ really would work better. It tends to get confused if it isn't being held stable. I find it particularly thorny when you shake it to do a trick in Mario Kart. WM+ would not be subject to this problem, since it can track the actual orientation of the wiimote instead of guesstimating the orientation using gravity.

well, if they release a racing game that actually uses WM+ you can always just use it without the Wii Wheel.