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12/15/07 - 5:40 PM
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Originally posted by Amadeo P.
We had a really good contact at NYKO, they've really stepped their game up over the past few years. You should probably give them a try. They're a lot better than a lot of other accessory manufacturers.
As for this actual device. I could see this being useful in the event of games that require a lot of movement. Like, imagine if a wireless nunchuck became the norm. They could make games that have dual wielding swords. Can you imagine how sick that would be waving around the two controllers taking suckers out!? That would be satisfying (so long as it was done right).
As for this actual device. I could see this being useful in the event of games that require a lot of movement. Like, imagine if a wireless nunchuck became the norm. They could make games that have dual wielding swords. Can you imagine how sick that would be waving around the two controllers taking suckers out!? That would be satisfying (so long as it was done right).
12/15/07 - 7:10 PM
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Quote:
Originally posted by Amadeo P.
We had a really good contact at NYKO, they've really stepped their game up over the past few years. You should probably give them a try. They're a lot better than a lot of other accessory manufacturers.
As for this actual device. I could see this being useful in the event of games that require a lot of movement. Like, imagine if a wireless nunchuck became the norm. They could make games that have dual wielding swords. Can you imagine how sick that would be waving around the two controllers taking suckers out!? That would be satisfying (so long as it was done right).
As for this actual device. I could see this being useful in the event of games that require a lot of movement. Like, imagine if a wireless nunchuck became the norm. They could make games that have dual wielding swords. Can you imagine how sick that would be waving around the two controllers taking suckers out!? That would be satisfying (so long as it was done right).
Wii games can't even do sword-fighting well yet, let alone dual-wielding swords yet.
1/30/08 - 12:17 AM
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kotaku.com/350294/nyko-gives-wire-haters-a-second-dose-of-wii-love
Looks like Nyko has another solution for people that don't want another nunchuck, but just want to make their current ones wireless. I'd rather just get the wireless ones instead of making my existing ones clunky.
Last edited by Chris S. : 1/30/08 at 12:19 AM
1/30/08 - 10:22 AM
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Yeah, I would go for the wireless over that. Of course, I would need the Wii first lol.
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