I’m not sure what’s more disturbing; the fact that Majesco’s Babysitting Mama has you stuffing your Wii remote into the plush equivalent of a tiny human child, or the fact that it uses the nunchuck as well.
Nyko shows off exactly what their Trans-Port technology can do with the introduction of a vibrating nunchuck attachment and gun controller for their Nintendo remote alternative, the Wand.
Cnet has posted their the nominees for their annual best of CES Awards. The awards include a gaming category which lists, this time around, a wireless nunchuck from Nyko, Gateway’s FX gaming desktops and that mammoth Alienware curved monitor everyone is going gaga over.
Hit the jump for the run down of the three gaming nominees and the link to see Cnet’s full write up on the products and the entire Best of CES nominee list.
Nyko think we do, because they’re releasing a wireless nunchuk controller and adaptor for the Wii Remote, which will be publicly unveiled at CES next month. It’ll work by plugging a small receiver into the Wii Remote’s nunchuk port, and the nunchuk itself will come with its own power button and status light. In terms of design they’ve just copied, literally, the shape and layout of Nintendo’s version, the only changes being clear buttons and the aforementioned power button and light. Stuff like price and a release date will be announced at CES, so you can spend the intervening days asking yourself some tough questions, like why you can’t just put up with a little strip of white cord instead of pining after yet another gimmick that’ll need its batteries changed every week.
