That basically means that its a whole chunk more reliable/easier to use than Wii owners are currently experiencing.

 

Obviously, Wii owners are ecstatic at this news, I mean who wouldn’t want “unmatched tracking” and “unbeatable motion detecting”?

 

But, I fail to see the problem with the original wiimotes… I mean, I’ve always been able to cope witht the Wiimotes I was given with the Wii, the original Wiimotes if you will. Why should I need to buy a bloody accessory, which will enable me to do something which I can already do?!?! Of course, I may be jumping the gun a bit here, I mean I haven’t even tried WMP yet – it could be absolutely great. On the other hand, I know that I have never had problems with Wii remote tracking before, and unless the WMP has the ability to fire rainbows, unicorns and magical fairy dust out of the telly – I’m sure I won’t be impressed.

What do you think of WMP? Have you gotten to try it yet? Leave comments with your answers and any other views you might have!