Anyone noticed Wiimote lag with Zelda TP?

Hi everyone.
I changed the wii to another tv and I noticed the wiimote lags a bit (like 0,3 seconds) in Zelda, while in the wii menu it works much better. I'm not sure but I think it wasn't lagging at all before I changed the tv (in Zelda).
Anyone else notices a slight lag difference from the Wii menu - To Zelda?

I'm trying to figure out if there's something wrong with my system or it's just the game like this.

Thanks

I think it just takes the system a minute (not literally) but just some time to read the disc, warm up, etc. Like sometimes when you turn the system on, it's blank, and then like 3 seconds later, it brings the screen up, and then after you click the game channel, it will load the game in a few seconds or something. I think it's normal, but sometimes when I play Wii sports, my controller just completely blanks out and my baseball bat is stuck on the ground, so I have to like reload the controller, so make sure that's not an issue too.

Hey, thanks for your reply.

I don't mean that, the wiimote works fine, it's just when I play Zelda, it's lagging a bit to transmit the motion data. First I point and after a slight delay (like 0,3 seconds!) it's moving the crosshair. It may be just Zelda this way.

I have never had a problem with Zelda lagging in any way.

Do you sit farther away from this television? I've learned that if you're more than 8 ft. from the TV your remote will hate you.

Mines never lagged. How far away is your thingy. I forgot what it's called it comes with your Wii.

Originally Posted by S1mon

Hey, thanks for your reply.

I don't mean that, the wiimote works fine, it's just when I play Zelda, it's lagging a bit to transmit the motion data. First I point and after a slight delay (like 0,3 seconds!) it's moving the crosshair. It may be just Zelda this way.

Mine does the exacte same thing. Fighting a boss. The wii remote was essential to winning. It lagged. I.e. didn't register on my TV. Died 5 times.

I blame it on a number of things.

Low batteries (if your still using the same ones that you ogt with your Wii, change them)
Sitting too CLOSE to the sensor. That reduces your area of senitivity when sitting closer to the motion detect. Sit futher back.

I have still not yet tried these methods out yet, but they seem logical.

I noticed that you need to take slightly larger strides to move the cursor in TP than in the Wii menu, but it didn't lag.

After trying it out with the Wii Play, I reached the conclusion it's just Zelda this way. It's not a First Person shooter so it doesn't really bother.
In Wii play it was almost perfectly instant movement, since the game is made to just make use of the wiimote and also features a target shooting game.

Originally Posted by AndyZX

Do you sit farther away from this television? I've learned that if you're more than 8 ft. from the TV your remote will hate you.

see people? motion sensor inst all that....now I know the hated one is going to be me in a couple on minutes but its still cool.