Zack and Wiki (point and click adventure game from Capcom). Tilt controls combined with new jump mechanic and great level design serve up a new kind of challenge) Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz (Underrated game in the series and the last to be directed by Nagoshi. Rhythm Heaven (overlooked rhythm action game from ex-Nintendo R&D1 staff). 
Elebits (first person gravity gun action puzzle game).Let’s Tap (Yuji Naka’s party game, you set the Wiimote on a cardboard box and tap it, the rhythm and racing games are great).Baroque (Also on PS2, but a unique first person dungeon crawler all the same).Kororinpa (Ball rolling maze game from Hudson Soft, made possible at the time with the Wiimote’s accelerometer).Ghost Squad (Arcade port with pointer controls).Trauma Team (Final game in the Trauma Center series).Trauma Center: Second Opinion (Atlus’s Wii adaptation of the DS original has suitably precise pointer controls, superb presentation, and excellent use of the nunchuck’s Octo-gate for switching tools).
GTI Club: Supermini Festa (great port of the arcade game, still a unique arcade racing game today). Opoona (wonderful original RPG from Artepiazza, who previously worked on Dragon Quest). 
Some recommendations for Wii gems from my end:
Pole’s Big Adventure (aka Chindōchū!! Pōru no Daibōken). MotoHeroz (online leaderboards and daily challenges). Excitebike: World Challenge/Rally/Race (still playable online). Bomberman Blast (still playable online). TrackMania: Build to Race (unique version). Stunt Flyer: Hero of the Skies (aka Kid Advetures: Sky Captain). MX vs ATV: Untamed (still playable online). GTI Club: Supermini Festa! (still playable online). GoldenEye 007 (different to N64, still playable online). ExciteBots: Trick Racing (still playable online). Note that I have no problem at all with motion controls, in fact I often prefer those controls. Are my favourite Wii games you may not have played:
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