What games are best with WiimotePlus + Nunchuk, but without sensor bar

[simplemind]

Hello pals,
I've been playing my old friends games collection for a while, using my xbox 360 controller. Finally I have bought WiimotePlus + Nunchuck and planning to play some interesting games. Unfortunately I was unable to get a sensor bar yet.
Can you please advise some games that are best with WiimotePlus + Nunchuk, but don't require sensor bar? I am mostly looking for games with interesting controls that utilize motion controls most. Planning to buy Sports Resort and Madworld.
Thanks everyone in advance, I did search forums and found some similar topics, but maybe there are new games to play.

[JMC47]

Unfortunately, most games that heavily use the Wiimote absolutely require a sensor bar, especially to orient the Wiimotion plus. I think you need a sensor bar.

[simplemind]

(03-23-2014, 07:34 PM)JMC47 Wrote: Unfortunately, most games that heavily use the Wiimote absolutely require a sensor bar, especially to orient the Wiimotion plus. I think you need a sensor bar.

Thank you for your response. That's why I am asking about the best of this kind.

[artantaaa]

I can't think of a game that uses Wiimote + nunchuk that doesn't also use the sensor bar, but NSMBWii, Wario Shake, and Mario Kart are some fun games that don't need the sensor. When you get one, get a Power A wireless sensor bar and power it with a usb cable. It's pretty easy to do, and you'll save batteries.

[kinkinkijkin]

Wario Land: Shake It (or Wario Land: The Shake Dimension, in europe) is a VERY good game that doesn't need the sensor. I'd recommend buying it if you haven't already, but it's a bit hard to find in person. Might have to resort to trying to find it on eBay or something like that.

It is also emulated [edit]almost[/edit] perfectly by Dolphin if you don't disable EFB copies.

But, unfortunately, it doesn't used plus or the nunchuk. Just wiimote, not even sensor.

[Gortom]

People have pointed out most of the best games that don't require this.

When you decide to get a sensor bar, I'd recommend a wireless one (since I hate cable clutter). Monoprice sells a decent one for ~$3.