The "draw lines" thing was based on the wiimote IR pointer.

Meaning, you need to move your cursor horizontally and pretty fast, on the tv, if you want a horizontal slash

When you´re making sword slashing movements with your wiimote, the easiest thing to do is to lose track of your pointer.

heck, sometimes we lose track of our IR pointer even when playing FPS, a genre that supposedly should keep your pointer on the TV all the time.;

A Dragon Quest Swords with a little motion plus help woulda been great. But for a new game to use this old system, is a dissapointment.

Hope you´re right. We definily need this game to be very good.

On the rail games don't interest me at all. And I enjoy using the remote to fire weapons, but I want a little more involved than what the on rail shooters I've played have given me thus far. I have more fun shooting at targets in Wii Play, than in any rail shooter.

Put it to you this way, anyone on here ever choose an on the rail game over a traditional one? Wouldn't you rather use the wii remote AND have full control of your character?

Still, with all that said. I do find it somewhat cool the Wii remote helped bring back this genre that was at best on life support. Even if the genre isn't for me.

Huh. Wasn't aware of that. But the draw lines thing might be something paralell to motion plus. I mean, the game isn't M+ exclusive, right?

Can someone post the video for the game?

Meh, now I'm more than sure the game will bomb in Japan.

Nope. The game has motion plus, classic controler and only wiimote support.

Who knows? Maybe its traditional for classic controller, draw lines for wiimote only and full arm recognition for motion plus.

yeah... i wish...

We will have to see the final product. If it has thousands of enemies rushing towards you, then it will be similar :P

Final product ;)

maykiss - just a note, regarding your signature.. Capcom already did that - RE4 Wii was a perfect example, and they were met with success with the title. =)