it has good control too

Controls-10/10-Despite not using motion sensing, very sturdy controls

The amount of reading (instead of actual playing) that you do for this game is INCREDIBLE!The controls were clunky, the graphics were terrible, and the 3d was awful

No control suitable for the Wii.

While the remote is not utilized, the controls are actually very good

The controls are pretty fluent, but through most of the game, you are holding the Wii-mote sideways, very rarely do you have to point the Wii-mote at your TV, you can aim the Wii-Mote at the TV, to make a cursor come up, and in-game, everyone will stop moving and you can point the cursor at enemies to gain information about them, or NPC's, and some items require you to point the Wii-mote at the TV.There are four characters you can play as at different times: Mario, Bowser, Luigi, and Princess Peach at different times

The controls are pretty easy too, so someone first playing the game shouldn't take too long to understand the controls and really start getting into it

The controls are perfect for the wii remote, and the dialougue is often funny.

The Mario mechanic, while not necessarily "better" is less forgiving but also gives better control.

The dialogue is snappy (the "dating sim" send-up is incredibly humorous, e.g.), the controls are good and responsove (I would have liked to see the nunchuk controller used a bit, particularly for the 3-D sections, but this is a mild complaint), the graphics are pretty...interesting, and the whole experience is trippy, in a "Katamari" sort of way

The controls are pretty basic and work well with the Wii's narrow controller.