It's a great buy for families and there are minor fun for individuals. They're meant to be for children mainly, but when they start to construct more individual structured games it'll contribute to the factor of an older audience. Currently they're built around jumping and running and quick precise movements. Most games are more of an animation to captivate a child as well nothing dangerous or logical behind it. When the game becomes of a greater individual basis this accessory will become a "better buy" to the older audience. Until then I'd stick to your good ol controller.
