What game uses the motion control best?

umm..depends..

if i were to recommend wii games that use motion controls that i liked:

Okami
metriod prime: corruption
star wars the force unleashed (the first one)
indiana jones staff of kings
tomb raider anniversary
super mario galaxy1&2
Wii Party (good motion minigames fun with family)
fishing resort (simple fun fishing..get the rod attachment for more motion gimmick!)
Zelda: Skyward Sword

Zelda Skyward Sword

Skyward Sword. What Mario 64 did for 3D platformers, Skyward Sword is going to do for motion control.

No More Heroes.

I would say

Skyward Sword

No More Heroes 1&2

Metroid Prime Trilogy or just Corruption if that's all you can find

Super Mario Galaxy 1&2

Fluid (downloadable)

Red Steel 2

Wario Ware Smooth Moves

star wars the force unleashed (the first one)

KBFloYd

lol dude thats literally the #1 definition of waggle.

On topic, my list would go:

• Wii Sports Resort
• Wii Party
• Red Steel 2
• Silent Hill: Shattered Memories
• Skyward Sword
• Mario Kart Wii
• Zack & Wiki
• The Trauma Center games
• Bit.Trip Beat
• No More Heroes

I didn't include games that mainly rely on IR aiming, but it makes FPS games soooo fun :)

1. Metroid Prime Trilogy
2. Super Mario Galaxy 1 & 2
3. Skyward Sword

These are the only three that I've played where I feel the motion control enhances the experience rather than just existing and being closer to more of a nuisance.

1. Metroid Prime Trilogy
2. Super Mario Galaxy 1 & 2
3. Skyward Sword

These are the only three that I've played where I feel the motion control enhances the experience rather than just existing and being closer to more of a nuisance.

Renegade_Fury

Skyward Sword is the ideal of motion controls, no other game even comes close.

[QUOTE="Renegade_Fury"]

1. Metroid Prime Trilogy
2. Super Mario Galaxy 1 & 2
3. Skyward Sword

These are the only three that I've played where I feel the motion control enhances the experience rather than just existing and being closer to more of a nuisance.

meetroid8

Skyward Sword is the ideal of motion controls, no other game even comes close.

Because they're used in subtle ways without becoming overbearing. Using the waggle for the spinning move is faster and more intuitive than using an analog stick, and collecting star pieces all the time is fun, yet you aren't really paying attention while it's happening. Then throw in some "vehicle" and swimming stuff, and I feel the motion controls do enhance the experience. Skyward Sword is good too, but I found them a little cumbersome at times, and feel Metroid Prime Trilogy and the Galaxy games handled it better.

[QUOTE="meetroid8"]

[QUOTE="Renegade_Fury"]

1. Metroid Prime Trilogy
2. Super Mario Galaxy 1 & 2
3. Skyward Sword

These are the only three that I've played where I feel the motion control enhances the experience rather than just existing and being closer to more of a nuisance.

Renegade_Fury

Skyward Sword is the ideal of motion controls, no other game even comes close.

Because they're used in subtle ways without becoming overbearing. Using the waggle for the spinning move is faster and more intuitive than using an analog stick, and collecting star pieces all the time is fun, yet you aren't really paying attention while it's happening. Then throw in some "vehicle" and swimming stuff, and I feel the motion controls do enhance the experience. Skyward Sword is good too, but I found them a little cumbersome at times, and feel Metroid Prime Trilogy and the Galaxy games handled it better.

[QUOTE="Renegade_Fury"]

[QUOTE="meetroid8"] How did the waggle in SMG "enhance the experience"?

Skyward Sword is the ideal of motion controls, no other game even comes close.

meetroid8

Because they're used in subtle ways without becoming overbearing. Using the waggle for the spinning move is faster and more intuitive than using an analog stick, and collecting star pieces all the time is fun, yet you aren't really paying attention while it's happening. Then throw in some "vehicle" and swimming stuff, and I feel the motion controls do enhance the experience. Skyward Sword is good too, but I found them a little cumbersome at times, and feel Metroid Prime Trilogy and the Galaxy games handled it better.

Yes, I obviously think so, which is why I wrote all that.

I would give very high recommendations to:
Skyward Sword

No More Heroes

Red Steel 2

and Tiger Woods

Also, I would recommend FPS games such as Goldeneye Wii and Conduit as well as Silent Hill Shattered Memories and House of the Dead Overkill because the IR is part of the controller even if its not really motion based.

Special mention should also go to Prince of Persia Forgotten Sands.

[QUOTE="meetroid8"]

[QUOTE="Renegade_Fury"]

Because they're used in subtle ways without becoming overbearing. Using the waggle for the spinning move is faster and more intuitive than using an analog stick, and collecting star pieces all the time is fun, yet you aren't really paying attention while it's happening. Then throw in some "vehicle" and swimming stuff, and I feel the motion controls do enhance the experience. Skyward Sword is good too, but I found them a little cumbersome at times, and feel Metroid Prime Trilogy and the Galaxy games handled it better.

Renegade_Fury

Yes, I obviously think so, which is why I wrote all that.

[QUOTE="Renegade_Fury"]

[QUOTE="meetroid8"] But are the motion controls in SMG an improvement over a simple button press? They felt pointless to me, the experience would have been the same.

meetroid8

Yes, I obviously think so, which is why I wrote all that.

I'm not sure what you're after. If you agree that flicking your wrist is more intutitve than using an analog stick and pressing A, that's all there is to it. If you want to go down that route, then the motion controls in Skyward Sword and Metroid Prime Trilogy aren't necessary if you swap motion for analog and button pressing like how they were in previous entries.

Boom Blox and Boom Blox Bash Party are great games that use the IR and Motion Control. You don't need Motion Plus to play them. But for single player or with a group, I would pick either one of those titles. EA just shut down the servers for Boom Blox Bash Party, so you lose any online functionality.

[QUOTE="meetroid8"]

[QUOTE="Renegade_Fury"]

Because they're used in subtle ways without becoming overbearing. Using the waggle for the spinning move is faster and more intuitive than using an analog stick, and collecting star pieces all the time is fun, yet you aren't really paying attention while it's happening. Then throw in some "vehicle" and swimming stuff, and I feel the motion controls do enhance the experience. Skyward Sword is good too, but I found them a little cumbersome at times, and feel Metroid Prime Trilogy and the Galaxy games handled it better.

Renegade_Fury

Yes, I obviously think so, which is why I wrote all that.

[QUOTE="meetroid8"][QUOTE="Renegade_Fury"]

Yes, I obviously think so, which is why I wrote all that.

Renegade_Fury

I'm not sure what you're after. If you agree that flicking your wrist is more intutitve than using an analog stick and pressing A, that's all there is to it. If you want to go down that route, then the motion controls in Skyward Sword and Metroid Prime Trilogy aren't necessary if you swap motion for analog and button pressing like how they were in previous entries.

[QUOTE="Renegade_Fury"]

[QUOTE="meetroid8"] How did the waggle in SMG "enhance the experience"?

Skyward Sword is the ideal of motion controls, no other game even comes close.

meetroid8

Because they're used in subtle ways without becoming overbearing. Using the waggle for the spinning move is faster and more intuitive than using an analog stick, and collecting star pieces all the time is fun, yet you aren't really paying attention while it's happening. Then throw in some "vehicle" and swimming stuff, and I feel the motion controls do enhance the experience. Skyward Sword is good too, but I found them a little cumbersome at times, and feel Metroid Prime Trilogy and the Galaxy games handled it better.

I think so. They are sensitive enough that they are just as accurate as a button press, but they have a tactile feel to them. Shaking left to right makes you feel a bit more like you're spinning mario. It's one less abstraction (even a small one) between the game and the player.

I remember when I played Mario Land 3D I kept shaking my 3DS. I had to retrain myself to not do what felt natural.

I'm sure you heard this already but if you like games that use motion control great get Skyward Sword.

I'm sure you heard this already but if you like games that use motion control great get Skyward Sword.

Link592

[QUOTE="KBFloYd"]

star wars the force unleashed (the first one)

WreckEm711

lol dude thats literally the #1 definition of waggle.

why are you just focusing on the saber play? the best part of the controls of the game is using the Force.

controlling the light saber is a great fun missing on part2..

All good recommendations.... but I am suprised only 1 person mentioned Tiger Woods.

Tiger Woods 10 and up are excellent golf sims.... and I dont normally like golf games.

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[QUOTE="KBFloYd"]

star wars the force unleashed (the first one)

KBFloYd

lol dude thats literally the #1 definition of waggle.

why are you just focusing on the saber play? the best part of the controls of the game is using the Force.

controlling the light saber is a great fun missing on part2..

Because the saber play is 95% of the game, and its literally just waggle.

[QUOTE="KBFloYd"]

[QUOTE="WreckEm711"]

lol dude thats literally the #1 definition of waggle.

WreckEm711

why are you just focusing on the saber play? the best part of the controls of the game is using the Force.

controlling the light saber is a great fun missing on part2..

Because the saber play is 95% of the game, and its literally just waggle.

[QUOTE="WreckEm711"]

[QUOTE="KBFloYd"]

why are you just focusing on the saber play? the best part of the controls of the game is using the Force.

controlling the light saber is a great fun missing on part2..

meetroid8

Because the saber play is 95% of the game, and its literally just waggle.

thanks :P