Unlike many of the attachments and controller accessories that were produced for specific games, ... "What we found is that the reason we wanted to have a Zapper is when you hold a Wii Remote, ...

A single Wii Remote controller will be priced at AU$69.95, while the separate Nunchuk controller is an additional AU$29.95. For those who aren't mathematically inclined, that's AU$100 for the two.

Nyko's controller has the same motion-control, vibration, and built-in speaker capabilities as the Wii Remote, but it has a few changes such as oversized "1" and "2" buttons and a rubberized ...

The Wii remote snaps into the holder on the bottom of the ball and is hollow with a grip to let you grab hold of the controller. The thing should be a cool accessory for those who like to play ...

Players can purchase the controller on the Microsoft Store for $29.99 USD. In addition to sharing a design similar to the Wii Remote Nunchuk, the Xbox Adaptive Joystick offers a range of features ...

Here are CNET's must have Nintendo Wii accessories ... you may want to consider purchasing the Nyko Wing Wireless Classic Controller ($30). The Wii gives you ... The included Wii remote ...

Nintendo has a deal for those that don't have spare Wii Remote Plus and Nunchuk controllers left over from the last console generation. The console manufacturer's online store now includes ...

July 17, 2008 In news for Wii users– we know there’s a lot of you out there - InvenSense Inc., a provider of MEMS-based motion sensing solutions for image stabilization, dead reckoning ...

A major part of Wii U is backwards compatibility, not just with games but more so with controllers and accessories. The asymmetrical multiplayer that's so important to the system relies on one ...

Nyko, a Wii accessories manufacturer, incorporated MotionPlus technology into its $39.99 Wand+ controller, but Nintendo itself has kept the two devices separate—until the Wii Remote Plus.

Nyko, a Wii accessories manufacturer, incorporated MotionPlus technology into its $39.99 Wand+ controller, but Nintendo itself has kept the two devices separate—until the Wii Remote Plus.