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Posted: Mar 28th 2007 8:07PM (Unverified) said

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I'm always doubtful of third party products like this. But this seems like a good solution.
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Posted: Mar 28th 2007 8:21PM SuMtOnE said

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looks jus like the ps controller now but in white
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Posted: Mar 28th 2007 9:27PM (Unverified) said

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I think I would rather have my Wiimote in my lap as opposed to on the classic controller. I hardly ever notice that I have the Wiimote tethered to my Wiimote, and something like this would only make the classic controller have some weight to it.

If anything, I would rather see a wireless receiver that attaches to the back of the classic controller. Just a small receiver that plugs in so the classic controller becomes a standalone controller.
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Posted: Mar 28th 2007 8:16PM (Unverified) said

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@1

Couldn't have said it better myself (which raises the question, why did I even post?).
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Posted: Mar 28th 2007 8:19PM (Unverified) said

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$14.99 for just piece of plastic!
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Posted: Mar 28th 2007 8:22PM LaughingTarget said

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Same thing can be done with a rubberband.
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Posted: Mar 28th 2007 9:00PM (Unverified) said

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What's so hard about having the Wii-mote on the floor, in your lap, on your side, etc? It's hardly an inconvienience.
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Posted: Mar 28th 2007 9:02PM ShinAntonio said

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14.99 when the actual classic controller is only five bucks more? C'mon.
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Posted: Mar 28th 2007 9:04PM (Unverified) said

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@4, and the PS controller looks just like the SNES controller.
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Posted: Mar 28th 2007 9:45PM (Unverified) said

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Uh, the point of the clip is for future games that will use both the Classic Controller and the Wiimote at the same time. It's basically gonna be like a sixaxis, as you have access to conventional control plus motion sensing, but this time you also have rumble, and an IR pointer.
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Posted: Mar 28th 2007 10:47PM (Unverified) said

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Just what we need - another story about how to jam another controller onto the Wii-mote. What a great system.

Jesus, people.
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Posted: Mar 28th 2007 11:43PM Covarr said

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Just so long as MadCatz doesn't end up making one. In my experience, every MadCatz product I've ever owned has either broken, or not worked particularly well in the first place (usually due to cheap parts or design flaws). I've had somewhat better luck with Pelican, and much better luck with Nyko. As far as I'm concerned, this product is go.
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Posted: Mar 29th 2007 1:10AM (Unverified) said

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I'm in the "Is this necessary?" camp. I like having a light/non battery filled controller in my hands for playing virtual console games. You could have a completely wireless classic controller: it would be heavier, it would be pricier by $10-$20, and you would have to replace its batteries.

Maybe everyone's playing virtual console games standing up without pockets, so they've got no place to put their Wiimote.

Step 1: There's slots on the back of the Classic Controller
Step 2: You could attach the Wiimote there.
Step 3: You must attach the Wiimote there?
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Posted: Mar 29th 2007 10:36AM (Unverified) said

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@13

No, step 3 is clearly PROFIT!
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Posted: Mar 29th 2007 1:42AM (Unverified) said

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Kids these days. I remember back when our controllers were tethered down with iron weights.. AND WE LIKED IT THAT WAY, TOO.
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Posted: Mar 29th 2007 2:13PM In A World said

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Trying to use the analog sticks on the Classic Controller is extremely uncomfortable since you have no place to rest your palms. This is a great solution to that problem.
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Posted: Mar 29th 2007 2:49AM (Unverified) said

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When I was your age, the only portable gaming device I had was a Pac-Man arcade cabinet that I strapped to my back and carried to school to play at lunch.
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Posted: Mar 29th 2007 12:23PM Dauss said

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Well, I HAVE seen other recharging products other then the Nyko one, my friend bought one. It was a battery pack that had a short USB cable coming out of it, that you would plug into the wii.

He traded it back in two days later, it sucked. Hard.
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Posted: Mar 29th 2007 5:09PM (Unverified) said

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The Classic controller should have had a Wiimote clip from the get-go. That way, devs would have the option of using classic controls with motion.
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Posted: Mar 29th 2007 10:22PM (Unverified) said

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@19, yeah I thought that was the plan from the beginning.
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