http://forums.nintendo.com/nintendo/boa ... id=2065592
Overall very very positive. The only two negatives are that the sensor bar doesn't work in sunlight (not that you're likely to have sunlight shining on your TV anyway) and Metroid Prime cursor still doesn't work at times (which was nothing new as we've already seen that on a video).
Also an in depth C&VG controller hands on.
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/ar ... ?id=147354
Which answers one of my earlier questions about how it handles different screen sizes and why the Wiimote often doesn't look like it's pointing at the on screen pointer/target. That's because it's not. At least I know I'm not going mad now
We realised that the controller's pointer function is not direct - as in the icon you're controlling does NOT appear on screen exactly where you're aiming the controller like it would with a lightgun.
It works more like a mouse. With a PC, for example, if you have a 17" monitor you don't have to slide your mouse 17 inches across to move the pointer from one side of the screen to the next. The Wii works the same - your movements are scaled up.








