To quote Gamespot's review: "and in what is probably the game's most clever and intuitive use of the Wii controller, tilting the Nunchuk side to side causes the camera to rotate accordingly."

Well, it's not clever and intuitive. It's stupid and annoying.

You need to keep the nunchuk even/straight up or else the camera angle will spin, because the tilt of the nunchuk is tied into the camera angle. Hold anything in your hand straight up, now imagine having to hold that position for hours of gameplay. Unnatural and gets me PO'ed paying attention to my straight up hand angle.

Before you buy this game hold your Wii nunchuk vertical upright, and see what is natural for you. I tend to hold it at an angle/horizontal. Maybe you can use the classic controller for this game, I don't have one so couldn't test it, but from what I've read it doesn't work.

I bought this for the PS3 and it is way better and actually worth buying. The camera can be controlled with the right analog stick, which is much more natural and controllable. I'm disappointed with the Wii version on this one. The nunchuk-tilt that controls the camera angle totally ruined it. From playing the PS3 version I know that you rarely need to adjust the camera angle, which makes this even more annoying. You have to put up with the nunchuk annoyance and pay attention to your hand angle through entire game, for a function you hardly ever use.

Fantastic Four for the Wii is a similar game, and you don't have to do any of this camera/nunchuk stuff.

Concerning the game itself. You control four superheroes. One yourself and the other 3 will autofight. You can switch between the four at anytime. Marvel Alliance is a good game. It is like an RPG with superheroes you can level, add add items to, and change outfits (each giving different bonuses).
To quote Gamespot's review: "and in what is probably the game's most clever and intuitive use of the Wii controller, tilting the Nunchuk side to side causes the camera to rotate accordingly. "

Well, it's not clever and intuitive. It's stupid and annoying. You need to keep the nunchuk even/straight up or else the camera angle will spin, because the tilt of the nunchuk is tied into the camera angle. Hold anything in your hand straight up, now imagine having to hold that position for hours of gameplay. Unnatural and gets me PO'ed paying attention to my straight up hand angle. Before you buy this game hold your Wii nunchuk vertical upright, and see what is natural for you. I tend to hold it at an angle/horizontal. Maybe you can use the classic controller for this game, I don't have one so couldn't test it, but from what I've read it doesn't work. I bought this for the PS3 and it is way better and actually worth buying. The camera can be controlled with the right analog stick, which is much more natural and controllable. I'm disappointed with the Wii version on this one. The nunchuk-tilt that controls the camera angle totally ruined it. From playing the PS3 version I know that you rarely need to adjust the camera angle, which makes this even more annoying. You have to put up with the nunchuk annoyance and pay attention to your hand angle through entire game, for a function you hardly ever use. Fantastic Four for the Wii is a similar game, and you don't have to do any of this camera/nunchuk stuff. Concerning the game itself. You control four superheroes. One yourself and the other 3 will autofight. You can switch between the four at anytime. Marvel Alliance is a good game. It is like an RPG with superheroes you can level, add add items to, and change outfits (each giving different bonuses).