Anyone else disappointed with TF on the Wii?

Yeah, bought this game today at 4:30pm, returned it at 7:00pm. First time in my life I ever returned a game the same day I bought it.
First, the camera is absolutely horrible. Whoever thought it was a good idea to control the camera by aiming the wiimote at the screen should be shot. The second you let your arm fall, even just a bit, the camera instantly zooms in on your character and points upward toward the sky. There is a button to reset the camera back to behind your character, but you end up having to hit it every five seconds. Very annoying.
Driving mode is also very sloppy. You'll constantly find yourself ramming into everything on the streets because the cars handle so badly. Also, on many occasions I found myself stuck up against a building or other object while in car mode and I couldn't back up away from it. I had to transform into robot mode, move, and transform back into car mode. Very, very annoying.
The lock on system also seems to be very sloppy. You have to hold the Z button to go into lock on mode, then aim with the wiimote at which enemy you want to lock onto. Sounds cool, but trust me, it doesn't work very efficiently. I often found my character doing melee attacks at nothing but air because I couldn't lock onto the guy standing right besides me.
Collision detection also seems broken, as well. While fighting Baracade on the first chapter, I noticed objects I threw went completely through him without harm. My girlfriend and son were witnesses to that at least a dozen times while I was playing.
The in-game cut scenes also seem very low quality. It almost reminded me of playstation era quality. Not a huge deal, but damn, at least put forth some effort.
Overall, I'd have to give this game maybe a 2 out of 10. It's not fun at all. Frustration will completely suck out any enjoyment that might be possible with this game. I cannot believe a developer like Traveler's Tales, who can make awesome games like Lego Star Wars, could churn out such a piece of crap. Please, please, it you're thinking about buying this game, go rent it first! I wish I had...
First, the camera is absolutely horrible. Whoever thought it was a good idea to control the camera by aiming the wiimote at the screen should be shot. The second you let your arm fall, even just a bit, the camera instantly zooms in on your character and points upward toward the sky. There is a button to reset the camera back to behind your character, but you end up having to hit it every five seconds. Very annoying.
Driving mode is also very sloppy. You'll constantly find yourself ramming into everything on the streets because the cars handle so badly. Also, on many occasions I found myself stuck up against a building or other object while in car mode and I couldn't back up away from it. I had to transform into robot mode, move, and transform back into car mode. Very, very annoying.
The lock on system also seems to be very sloppy. You have to hold the Z button to go into lock on mode, then aim with the wiimote at which enemy you want to lock onto. Sounds cool, but trust me, it doesn't work very efficiently. I often found my character doing melee attacks at nothing but air because I couldn't lock onto the guy standing right besides me.
Collision detection also seems broken, as well. While fighting Baracade on the first chapter, I noticed objects I threw went completely through him without harm. My girlfriend and son were witnesses to that at least a dozen times while I was playing.
The in-game cut scenes also seem very low quality. It almost reminded me of playstation era quality. Not a huge deal, but damn, at least put forth some effort.
Overall, I'd have to give this game maybe a 2 out of 10. It's not fun at all. Frustration will completely suck out any enjoyment that might be possible with this game. I cannot believe a developer like Traveler's Tales, who can make awesome games like Lego Star Wars, could churn out such a piece of crap. Please, please, it you're thinking about buying this game, go rent it first! I wish I had...