I agree with you. When the Wii originally came out, I could see the utility of the wii controllers. Just swing it to play tennis. You could see people demoing i

I agree with you. When the Wii originally came out, I could see the utility of the wii controllers. Just swing it to play tennis. You could see people demoing it and it just made sense. It was simple and you just go it. You cannot swing this U-controller to play tennis. It does not lend itself to swinging. I guess it is tuned to a different set of games. I saw a golf demo where the ball was visible on the controller and the greens were on the tv (they were paired). With the controller on the floor, the person swung while standing near the controller. The ball disappeared from the controller screen and ended up on the tv screen. A very complicated/contrived demo (with an expensive controller on the floor). Gone was the simplicity.