Pointing on screen right where you point.

In call of duty 3 (which i love for wii)  there is only 1 thing that i think nintendo could make better for games especially like this.  that is when you point at a certain part of the screen the target is always a little higher or lower because of where the sensor bar is.  I wish they could make it so the exact spot you point on the screen is where the target is.    It is really not that big of a deal but does anyone agree with me.

In call of duty 3 (which i love for wii)  there is only 1 thing that i think nintendo could make better for games especially like this.  that is when you point at a certain part of the screen the target is always a little higher or lower because of where the sensor bar is.  I wish they could make it so the exact spot you point on the screen is where the target is.    It is really not that big of a deal but does anyone agree with me.

mattbrw08

How can you even see where on screen you are pointing to that precise a degree.  I mean, I play Trauma Centre and not once have I noticed, seen or felt that i was pointing somewhere different from where the pointer shows on screen.  Not once.   So unless you are holding the controller up to your face or sitting way too close to the TV (which won't work anyway) then I don't get the problem.   It's like saying the mouse you use isn't in the exact place as the pointer on your monitor.  It's all perception and thanks to hand-eye coordination, you don't need it to be exact.  Your perception is that it works.

That's not going to happen. The sensor bar is reading your movements, not the TV.Banjo4321

Your wrong in a few places.  1) the sensor bar doesn't read anything.  It just has LEDs that are always on. 2) the remote sees the sensor bar, but it uses the information not to measure movement, but to determine the remote's position in respect to the sensor bar.  3) Zelda TP allows you adjust for the size of your TV and the distance between the sensor bar and your TV so you can point the remote at the screen.  The Wii setup doesn't give you access to such detailed settings, but any other game can do the same as Zelda.