I wonder how well the Wiimote could be used for controlling a sword. Will certain hand movements trigger pre-set swing moves of the sword, like if there were 10 different moves and you direct the Wiimote in a certain way, one of them would be done on screen. Or will the sword move on the screen in any way you move the Wiimote with your arm, just as if you had a sword in real life and could pin-point any spot with the tip of the sword.

I certainly hope it is the latter because that could utilize peoples natural hand eye coordination rather than just button pressing ability. I guess this is the basis of Nintendo's ideas on changing the way video games are played.

wholdnt work for me (like real sword combat well bokken combat) its the impact of sword on sword it can not be made with a controller
and my moves arnt like most offter peoples

remember you move with the nunchuck and attack with the wiimote

i hope its not limited to pre set moves.

According to Ubisoft, that issue was only for E3 because they didn't have enough time to do the full 3D motion control. They are supposed to be fixing it in the final version.

Do u think the action of swinging a sword will be activated if u swing the remote or just flick your wrist in that direction?

full swing ftw
<<<is a ronin (masterless samurai)(he dead)

Full swing hopefully!

You might have to move your stuff out of harm's way first though.

depends on the motion bar size

Yea that's wut i was thinking to, plus if u actually had to swing the remote u might start to get tired...and u would actually have to take that 10min. brake after an hr. (I don't believe in video game brakes)

only the unfit i usealy practice for about an hour

Ya but some video gamers aren't very fit...I play tennis (alot) so I don't have to worry (not to brag!)

lol wimbildon started
tim henmans out lol

Unless your obese or get tired easily you shouldnt worry.

wii should have a sign sayin no fat chicks

lol the wii is gonna be the next ddr for exercise