Nintendo Wii Nunchuk Controller

Nintendo are already popping the corks of their champagne in celebration of a victory in what is known as a 'generation' of console wars against Sony and Microsoft, meaning they are beginning to return to a place in the market that they have not been in since the days of the one system handheld console race or the SNES. The vision that accomplished a victory for Nintendo entirely comes down to the idea of motion sensing and the one of its kind branding the Wii has received. I was one of the lucky few that was able to pick up the Nintendo Wii on release day well over a year ago now, and that has given me plenty of time to come to grips with the machine and its ...  Read the complete review

The chances are that if you are lucky enough to own a Wii, you'll require a second set of controllers to enable you to take full advantage of the multi player games. In my opinion, Nintendo have made a strange (or clever depending on your angle) decision to sell the nunchuck seperately to the Wii remote meaning an outlay of around £50 if you want to buy them both. --What is a nunchuck-- The nunchuck serves a multitude of purposes depending on which game you play. Some games even rely soley on the Wii remote but using the nunchuck enhances the gaming experience greatly. The nunchuck is connected to the Wii remote via a data cable which is plugged ...  Read the complete review

The Official Nintendo Wii Nunchuk Controller was made to replace the normal Wii controller for easier and comfortable game play. I used this controller at a friend's house as he recently purchased it so thought id check it out. The controller is designed and shaped to perfectly fit your hand. The controller has upgraded on the simplicity of the original Wii controller and goes that step further to meet the needs of die hard gamers. The Nunchuk controller connects to the Wii controller at the expansion port and is used in conjunction with the Wii Remote controller. The controller contains the same motion-sensor technology enabled in the original Wii ...  Read the complete review

Another dimension in Wii gaming. This small yet powerful device plugs into the base of your wii remote and offers the same motion sensing cabability of the wii remote as well as a couple of shoulder buttons and an analogue stick. Altough this product is quite costly at £15 meaning that with a wii remote your looking at £45 for a game controller. It does add a whole new level to your wii experience as with its motion sensing the wii system can now track both your hands, perfect for games such as boxing. Also the nunchuks analogue stick is very useful as it will be familiar to most gamers from there last gen consoles. This allows you easily to explore lands of ...  Read the complete review

Nintendo Wii Nunchuck, The Nunchuck is another controller for the Wii you attach it to the bottom of the WiiMote by wire, Im not really sure why they dont connect them wireless but the wire does not get in the way to much it is still playable, Nintendo have been clever about the Nunchuck they sell it seperate than the Wiimote which means more money for Nintendo, But it is deffinatly worth buying it. ~~~What does it do?~~~ The Nunchuck is used in games it is like the analogue stick on PS3 and Xbox360 controlls, It is a small white thing with a analogue on and two buttons C and Z. You will need a Nunchuck to play most games, Since it is how you move ...  Read the complete review