New Nyko adapter to unwire Wii wired Nunchuk
Gaming peripheral maker Nyko today announced an adapter that promises to cut the cord on your existing wired Wii Nunchuks (metaphorically, of course). Not to be confused with the standalone wireless Nunchuk Nyko announced last month, the new adapter will connect to an existing wired Nunchuk, allowing it to communicate with a Wii remote up to 15 feet away (handy for people with a 15-foot wingspan!).
Don't worry about the Nunchuk cord drooping limply across your leg either -- according to the release, the adapter comes with a "self-standing Nunchuk sleeve" that has "a convenient compact cord management system keeping the existing Nunchuk cord organized and out of site [sic]."
The adapter, including two required AAA batteries, will retail for $19.99, making it $10 less than Nyko's standalone wireless Nunchuk (though the whole package is $10 more when combined with a $20 wired Nunchuk). Wire-hating gamers who already own four Nunchuks might want to look for it in February.
Don't worry about the Nunchuk cord drooping limply across your leg either -- according to the release, the adapter comes with a "self-standing Nunchuk sleeve" that has "a convenient compact cord management system keeping the existing Nunchuk cord organized and out of site [sic]."
The adapter, including two required AAA batteries, will retail for $19.99, making it $10 less than Nyko's standalone wireless Nunchuk (though the whole package is $10 more when combined with a $20 wired Nunchuk). Wire-hating gamers who already own four Nunchuks might want to look for it in February.




















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Such abomination needs a whole new word.
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Personal opinion.
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'Does that ever look wired'
upon further investigation, I concur and give +1
The one thing it seems Nyko has overlooked is the new rubber Wiimote covers that Nintendo is shipping with every controller. I hope the Nyko piece that plugs into the bottom of the Wiimote will fit.
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I suppose that's too pedantic.
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for all 4 controllers/nunchucks it'd be $80+tax!?!! I can live with the "hassle" of the cord. thanks.
@John Musco
if you buy rechargeable battery packs for the Wii they come with a rubber-grip battery cover...
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It would be easier to sell my current nunchucks for $10, then use the money to buy the wireless ones for $30 at the same net cost.
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Lol J/K Nyko devices are not bad but well I'm not quite sure how end the phrase but I guess is the most reliable 3rd party out there.
Well it looks awful,it could be really akward to use and also couldn't that cause a delay in the response of the controller?
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