In archery, I had the ceiling problem too, but if you nock the arrow while the moves controllers are pointing down it seems to fixed the problem and it's very accurate. Maybe it autocalibrate at that point ?
For me it was mostly a matter of:
a) understanding that aiming is affected by both hands - bring your trigger arm down, and you aim up, bring your bow arm up and you aim up also
b) nock your arrow properly as the instructions tell you - place your bow arm/hand at the correct height, which is generally a little below where you are going to be aiming, bring your arrow holding hand to the same position and properly pull the arrow straight backwards from there.
c) you are holding your hands higher than with most other games (beach volley excepted), so for me personally I was having better results kneeling with one leg on the sofa to bring my position a little down versus the television.
I tried Bocce and Disc Golf today, just couldn't get into it, brisk through the bronze but I'm just not having any fun with them. Beach volleyball too, I think I just need to get over the silver and onto the gold, where CPU are tougher. But these three can be played sitting down. I still would prefer ten pin bowling and real golf so that haven't changed.
I'm surprised that I like as many of these games as I do - for Bocce and Disc Golf there are quite a few different environments and tracks to play around in, that in the case of Bocce at least can get pretty wild too with loops and everything. But I certainly can understand others not liking them as much. I didn't like golf in Wii Sports Resort nearly as much as I liked disc golf, and I thought the disc/dog thing in Wii Sports Resort was rather excellent, and is probably the one thing I would have wanted to be in SC the most
(though with more hardcore scoring, of course).
Actually I gave Tiger Wood Golf another go today, but yeah the same result, it's more of sloppy Wii implementation than a proper Move title.
Demo or full game? I'm definitely not rushing, but I don't know that the demo allowed you to choose the completely hardcore swing option that has no assists at all? I haven't checked yet.
Wanted to like Tumble so bad but in the end I just didn't have fun with the demo, it's interesting and that's all there is to it. But playing with two Move controllers is really a showcase of how versetile they are.
I played through the first half of the very substantial full game. Last thing I encountered was having to build a tower that has wind-turbines blowing at it at various directions and height, with the various block materials coming into play in a big way.
I am nearly done with Gladiator, Table Tennis and Archery.
Nearly done being getting bored, completing gold cup, or completing the unlockable champions cup? I'm not even sure I will be good enough at any of these events in the near future to get to the champions cup, let alone defeat it.
After this it will be draught until Virtua Tennis 4. I don't think Sony can ride the Sports Championship like Nintendo ride the Wii Sport and Wii Play. With Kinect out very soon, they got to have proper titles very very soon.
Proper titles will of course depend on the player's preference, though. I think you might like Hustle Kings, it has pretty good Move controls, using the z-tracking properly to allow you very precise potting (once you realise the importance of choosing the proper starting point, being the position in space that you want to pretend the point will be that your cue hits the ball).
