Rather than punching buttons to fight with a sword, you stab and slash your Wii Remote through the air. The Nunchuk attachment allows you to use both hands during certain attacks.

The A button on the remote is used for acceleration, while B gets you into a powerslide. On the Nunchuk, the control stick is used for steering, while Z is used to use a power-up.

To throw it, we held down the B button and swung our arm out towards the lake. By tilting the Wii Remote we were able to change the angle of the stone, which affected the way it bounced.

The motion control wouldn’t have even been necessary if the Wii remote had four face buttons like every other game controller made since 1991.