Motion controls were pretty well implemented imo, they definitely helped make what's a pretty basic battle system stand out.

You also forgot phone calls using the Wiimote.

At least this wasn't Mr. Suda's decision, its the Marvelous; (they're the boss) so im not that dissapointed. Hey, it was fun while the exclusivity lasted for the wii. Even with the HD visual overhaul, this game probably wont get that high of reviews.

Uh... except your missing the most important motion control thing there.

The one that changed your fighting style from upword slashing to lower slashing.

Which was a big part of the game.  You can't just map that to two different buttons like A and B because it effected blocking too.

It'll be so much more tedious.

Somewhat... it's more that it's built around the controller.

You attack pattern depends on how you hold the controller,  Upwords for one way, completly level for a nother... it'd be tedious having to switch with that.

Additionally to recharge the saber you shook the control to recharge the battery... which i guess would be replaced by button tapping but that will also be annoying.

Also a lot of the moves involved the motion controls... which could be mapped to 2nd analog but again it'd be kinda annoying.

It's basically porting over a battle system that would of never been made on the HD consoles because it doesn't really work nearly as well without the Wiimote.

how about u hold down a trigger button to go into high stance....done, but thats not my point, ppl are makin it seem like NMH abused the motion segments when theey wernt really there...u pushing more buttons than u were motion..they exclusion of motion( maybe) will be missed but lets not paint a not so accurate picture of how substantail they were to the game

I personally really enjoyed this game but I think it's gonna bomb being 2 years later already and people in japan shit wii so if they were interested, it'd have already been played.

Oh, the game will be easy to replicate with just a pad.  Even finishers.  Hell, NMH2 already has Classic Controller support too.

And i think people are talking more about substantial appeal with the motion controls.  They were just really well implemented and fun, I definitely think the game "loses something" without them.  

How about holding a trigger in is a lot more annoying?  I mean have you ever played a game like that before.

A large part of the charm just was the motions.  It's oddly satisfying to slash out a finishing move or suplex somebody...

It really is going to make the actual gameplay drag I think and make it more like K7 for most people.

Thats a fine answer..i cool with that, its just this:  " i dont care more ppl can enjoy it.......... but but but it wont be as cool as Wii version becuase of the ultimate motion experience it offered( when the motion was only used in a handful of the full game)

DP