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Q: This is for anyone who has gotten to use the Wii Motion Plus already. How is it different from the regular remote. They say it's 1:1. Does that mean whatever's on the game moves at the exact same time as the remote. It seems to do that without the Wii
A: I have M+ with Tiger Woods 10 and it is great! Without Wii motion plus if you pull your back swing back 6 inches in real life your in game player will pull his back swing back 3-4 feet. With M+ if you pull your back swing back 6 inches your in game player
The Wii MotionPlus™ accessory attaches to the end of the original Wii Remote and, combined with the accelerometer and the sensor bar, allows for more comprehensive motion sensing when used with compatible games. Wii MotionPlus more quickly and accurately reflects motions in a 3-D space, further enhancing the motion control experience. WHERE TO BUY Wii Points Card™ The Wii Points Card opens up an incredible world of downloadable games on your Wii™ console. Rediscover all time classic games like Super Mario Bros.™ 3, Donkey Kong™, The Legend of Zelda™, and much more. Experience new & unique downloadable games found nowhere else. Explore this massive library featuring hundreds...
As to be expected from EA, there are some nice little touches, like Nadal indulging in some crotch fiddling between points or Federer anxiously twiddling his racket when receiving a serve. It’s a pity some of these are not extended to every player (I’m yet to see a game that recreates Becker’s back bending serve) and the animations for a slice are no different to a flat or top spin shot. This means the likes of Murray and Djokovic hit two-handed backhand slices, which looks odder than Nadal rearranging his water bottles.

Another innovation is the inclusion of John McEnroe and Pat Cash offering full-on commentary. It’s good in theory but annoying in practice, especially when you’ve heard Pat Cash say “great passing shot mate” for the 50th time. After a couple of games in, I was half expecting Cash’s clichéd script to add “let’s throw a shrimp on the Barbie” or “pass us a tinny mate” but sadly it didn’t come. Cash’s annoyances aside, commentary, sometimes insightful, is not a bad first attempt for the genre. I have every confidence in EA making it far superior for future titles… as long as they don’t hire Andrew Castle anyway.
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Review: Grand Slam Tennis 2
GST debuted on the Wii in 2009, with a more stylistically caricatured approach to the game. Where it innovated was in the implementation of the Wii Motion Plus, allowing for more realistic racket movement, an astute move by EA, given the popularity of
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Motion in Games, 4th International Conference, MIG 2011, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, November 13-15, 2011, Proceedings 3 In Theory In this section, we describe how position and orientation is determined using the sensors in the Wii Remote and the Playstation Move system. 3.1 The Wii Remote and the Wii MotionPlus The Wii Remote itself contains one ... |
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