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Identify this peripheral please
Posted: 2008-06-14 03:33am
by Bounty
Store page
(ETA: It's a Wireless Wii Nunchuck, I'm looking for the brand)
I tried Googling the name and came up with nothing. Now, this store routinely uses bizarre names for its products, and often doesn't bother to mention the company behind them, so it's probably called something else officially - I just can't find it. It's not the Nyko version as far as I can see.
Helpies?
Posted: 2008-06-14 03:55am
by phongn
Looks like a wireless Nunchuk for a Wii.
Posted: 2008-06-14 04:03am
by Bounty
Yes, I know; I'm trying to find the brand so I can look for reviews. Sorry if that wasn't clear in the OP.
Posted: 2008-06-14 09:21pm
by Phantasee
Whoa, what? Wireless nunchuks?
Encroyable!
That would reduce the problem I get with the cord getting caught on something while I'm Wii boxing... I wonder how the battery life is? Put up the review here when you find it, Bounty?
Posted: 2008-06-14 10:26pm
by Questor
Is that the Nyko one that caused the lawsuit?
Posted: 2008-06-15 03:12am
by Executor32
According to
Amazon, it's made by Neutac.
Posted: 2008-06-15 05:28am
by Bounty
And doesn't seem to be reviewed anywhere. Damn.
Whoa, what? Wireless nunchuks? Encroyable!
"Incroyable"
There's a few models out, it seems; I thought Nyjo was the only one to try it, but Amazon lists models from at least one other manufacturer. I'm going to get a second Nunchuck anyway, so I figured if it was good enough, I might get the wireless, especially since it costs the same as the official version, or near enough at least.
Posted: 2008-06-20 10:36am
by Bounty
Put up the review here when you find it, Bounty?
I ended up getting the
Nyko version. First impressions:
- Setup is easy, although the two instruction sheets contradict each other; one says you just wait for the blinky light to stop, the other says you have to
press the blinky light to sync. Once I got them synced, the connection was pretty solid. The Wiimote feels a bit funny with the extra bulk of the transmitter attached to it, but it doesn't change the way you handle it.
- Turning off the nunchuck seems to freeze the Wiimote. Unplugging the transmitter fixes this.
- The nunchuk itself feels like a slightly beefier version of the original. The stick isn't bad, but the buttons have a bit less "give" than the official version, making them feel sticky. It responds just find, the original nunchuck is just more comfortable.
I don't know about battery life yet.