About 17 million Wii Wheels sold.  How is that a failure?

Absolutely, that's what I mean. They will have a divided audience, unless every game they make comes with M+ bundled, but then again, for those who already own a M+ it will be 10 dollars more expensive and could make them not buy the game. One the other hand, if the game doesn't come bundled with M+, there will be many people that will want the game, only to find out at the counter that it requires an extra peripheral that costs extra money, therefore hurting sales again.

The first bundled games will be the most successful due to no one owning M+'s yet, but when future M+ compatible games come out, will the bundled ones sell or will they end up sitting there because people already own multiple M+'s. If this is the new WiiMote, it should be coming with the Wii and somehow Nintendo should try to get many of the old users to get one. But when they make deals with games like Grand Slam Tennis or Tiger Woods PGA 2010 which only come bundled with M+ in limited quantities and in limited territories, then many will just buy the game alone, and guess what, they won't care about M+ because the game can be played without it anyways. WSR is a good game to begin with, but it's not enough. It's a hard task for them to get a M+ in every home, and with just 1 game it won't be possible, that's why I believe multiple M+ games from Nintendo themselves should have been ready for a simultaneous release. Games for all the players, not just one part of the audience.

In the future, devs will have to think "Should we do a M+ only game, or should we do a M+ compatible game that also works with the standard WiiMote?". Problems are that 1) The M+ compatibility will feel tacked on; 2) The WiiMote by it's own will feel unresponsive and broken; 3) Only one part of the audience will be able to play it if chosen to be M+ only, making devs go the way of standard WiiMote only or compatible with both.

It will seriously limit M+ potential.

Unlike Wii Wheels, Balance Boards, and the like you're more likely to see multiple Motion plus add-ons in one house, there are already 3 games to be bundled with Motion plus, with Zelda beind a likely fourth since Nintendo's deal is any game that is Motion plus only has to have it bundled and Miyamoto has confirmed that Zelda will use it after E3.

I didn't ask for it to be used in games it shouldn't be used. Clearly Wii Fit+ will use the Balance Board and will be the second Wii game ever made by that can be controlled by the use of the Balance Board alone. And it's an expansion, it's just Wii Fit with some new activities, that's why it's only 20 bucks.

I also said before classic controller games or analog + buttons shouldn't require M+, because they don't even use the motion sensing capabilities of the WiiMote other than for waggle purposes, that can easily be replaced by 1 button.

The fuss I'm making is that there are no games in the near to far future that are going to use it. So it's starting to look like it will go the same way the other peripherals went, with only 1 game at launch and then the random game that supports it partially that comes 1 year later. This is not supposed to be like that, it's a new WiiMote, it's a better experience. Games like Metroid Other M, Takt of Magic, Punch-Out, Line Attack Heros could have used it. They rushed this too fast like a counter measurement for the Sony and MS controllers and it looks like it's only purpose was that.

Why do they release peripherals they won't support for more than 1 year? Then again this is not just anoither peripheral, it's a better WiiMote. I would be clamouring for games to support it if I were you instead of inciting devs to laziness.

Uhm people whine about the Wii series and Nintendo going too casual, people whine about Nintendo not releasing their main series for the "core" crowd.

They make traditional games that don't really need motion plus and then you whine about Nintendo not supporting their peripheral... seriously dude there's some give and take here FFS.  You're wanting them to what release 5 new games at once to use Wii Motion plus or something?  Hell there's already 3 games that use it and will be more by the end of the year...

Who cares if a majority of support for the peripherals are third party? and Nintendo uses what needs to be used in their upcoming titles?

"They will have a divided audience, unless every game they make comes with M+ bundled"

That will make gamers buy more than they need, even past four players.

Nintendo is making sure those who need it can get it in a variety of ways.

"Who cares if a majority of support for the peripherals are third party? and Nintendo uses what needs to be used in their upcoming titles?"

And wouldn't that mean better third party support? That might be what Nintendo is after here.

Well, they may be giving 3rd parties a chance after all, but it didn't work that well second half of 2008 and first half of 2009. I can't trust 3rd parties as much as I trust Nintendo. Third parties are always complaining that they can't compete or that they don't want to be the first ones to make such things, or majority of the time making terrible shovelware.

Nintendo needs to set the example and lead the way, third parties will take years to finally accept that WM+ is indeed the new WiiMote.

Balance board has a lot of games using it around 30.

@Xiao: Only 2 of them are games made for the balance board and First Party. I know 3rd parties will make games, but the original question was if Nintendo is planning to support it like previous peripherals, or will it be ready to use it in every upcoming game, barring obvious exceptions.