How would you sync/unsync the game pad? Set it as controller two if you wanted?
Does it have all the exact same motion inputs as a remote?
Would it fall asleep as the virtual Wii expects it to, and need reconnection when you hit a button?
What if any given game expects a signal from the remote's camera, and the pad doesn't have an equivalent signal to provide? You know, the games that say "point the Wii remote at the screen" and won't do a thing until you do. Sure, the pad has a camera, but does it work the same way?
What about all the games that say "please connect your nunchuck" and won't boot until they detect that? I couldn't boot up A Boy and his Blob just now without doing that. What about the games that would say "this game requires the remote, please disconnect your classic controller?"
Would Nintendo even enable it if they had to put asterisks all over the feature and say, "warning, the pad can only be used as a classic controller and nothing else, due to technical difficulties you cannot approximate a remote with it, so many games won't work at all?" Would the average Joe even understand those limitations?
Would it be up to acceptable standards of control, would it be lag free? Are you absolutely certain, given the layers of abstraction at play here?
