You're going to need a 2nd remote so might as well get it with a $10 collection of mini-games which is essentially what this is in a nutshell. Some games are actually fairly good and there's likely at least one game that'll appeal to the casual/non-game player.

The game you get with the Wii. My frequently played are Tennis and Golf. I couldn't get the punches to work right in Boxing. For instance, I found it easier to smack the sparring partner than to hit the target gloves.

Not nearly as bad as people are saying. It's comfortable and light. If you still find it heavy, you can just remove the nunchuk and play it one handed (assuming the game allows that). Plus this is one of the few (if not only) guns with which you can leave on the Wiimote strap (you can't do that with any of the better 3rd party guns).

Nice puzzle/action game. While most of it requires your brain to figure out, there are a few that requires more of a "try everything" approach to figure out which brought it down a bit in my book.

A lot of fun and playing online is a blast. The Wii Wheel definitely adds to the experience and makes it much more easier/accessible/fun to play. Recommended for the casual and hardcore alike.

A requirement if you get Wii Sports Resort or any other games that use Wii MotionPlus. If you plan to use the included protection sleeve, I recommend you buy an induction charger & batteries for your remotes as you can then charge your batteries without removing the sleeves (which can be annoying if you change your batteries often).

This is more than a video game. It is art, it is love, it is sex. Seriously, if you have an appreciation for style and presentation, this ranks a 6/5 in that department. It is a huge tribute to old campy horror films.