@TheFullAndy It's not that it couldn't replicate it, it's just that Capcom chose not to port the Wii version, likely because the addition of being able to aim with the Joy-Cons was not worth sacrificing the ability to play in portable mode. With Skyward Sword, there are too many mechanics shoe-horned in that required the motion controls (which, it honestly would have been better without). The Joy-Cons are more than up to the task of replicating the Wiimote+. Just look at Ring Fit and how flawlessly it recognises the Joy-Cons' location and orientation in space.
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Re: Rumour: Is The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword Taking To The Skies On Nintendo Switch?
@TheFullAndy It's not that it couldn't replicate it, it's just that Capcom chose not to port the Wii version, likely because the addition of being able to aim with the Joy-Cons was not worth sacrificing the ability to play in portable mode. With Skyward Sword, there are too many mechanics shoe-horned in that required the motion controls (which, it honestly would have been better without). The Joy-Cons are more than up to the task of replicating the Wiimote+. Just look at Ring Fit and how flawlessly it recognises the Joy-Cons' location and orientation in space.
Re: Rumour: Is The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword Taking To The Skies On Nintendo Switch?
@TheFullAndy You do realise that the Joy-Cons are an even more accurate motion controller than the Wiimote ever was...