all you have to do is get used to it.  Do you actually look at the wii mote while you're aiming at the screen?  I usually have trouble aiming but only at the very beginning.  After I see the cursor for a while its simple.  Bottom line is that you shouldn't see the end of the wii mote like the end of gun.GunSmith1_basic

thats exactly what I'm saying you should see.

I play on both a 40 andd 20 inch TV and its just GREATDTbikerider9

Thats a lie.  Look at where your actually pointing kid its at the sensor not the tv...where is your sensor, hanging in the middle of the screen (which actually works).  All I'm saying is there was a better aiming system in duckhunt, released when 1985?, than the wii release more than 20 years later.  It wouldn't be that hard to add on just a setting that offsets the up and down axis.

the aiming left and right is fine, dead on actually, all there needs to be is a way to offset the y-axis in the aiming system up or down depending on the position of the sensor bar. (above or below tv)  For example when you are setting the sensitivity you can move the dots around and it should offset the axis to the center of the tv when you aim it there.  But then again I have no idea how the system even works...anyone know what I mean?

When I'm aiming with the wii-mote I have to point at the sensor bar not the tv.  I've tried standing back, closer, both top and bottom positions in the settings, messed around with the sensitivity settings.  Nothing...  the only way the aiming system works perfectly is if the sensor bar is held somewhere in the middle of the screen (on the top half if the setting is on above the tv, and bottom half if on below the tv).  Did anyone else have this issue, or are your crosshairs exactly where your aiming at your tv?