Peripheral manufacturer Nyko has announced three new products for the Wii platform here at CES. The Wand (not to be confused with "a wand") leads the charge. It's Nyko's Wii Remote replacement ...

Wii Motion Plus is needed for the extra sports games in Wii Sports Resort since it adds extra gyroscopes to give the remote more precision. This originally started as an attachment that slotted into ...

In confirming the hardware, Nintendo said the Wii Remote Plus was devised "for the convenience of the users," who currently need to plug the MotionPlus peripheral into the bottom of a Wii Remote ...

The button layout is almost identical to Nintendo's final Wii-mote design. However, the 'A' and 'B' buttons are at the bottom of the controller, as opposed to being labeled as '1' and '2' buttons.

We've seen our fair share of Wii accessories by now--most of them meaningless plastic encasings providing no real advantage over just using the Wii remote by itself. But with the Perfect Shot from ...

The pad clips in the bottom of the Wii Remote and uses mirrors and infra red light to detect touch, with Nintendo suggesting it could be used for drawing or to add a mouse-like controller to the Wii.

Nintendo's Katsuya Eguchi has revealed that future iterations of the Wii remote could have MotionPlus technology built-in, reports our sister site, Eurogamer.ner As revealed at E3 earlier this ...

Back in 2006, Nintendo's Wii console broke new ground when it came to using motion-based controls in video games thanks to its then-unique wand-like remote. Now we're getting a rare look at an ...

Instead of placing your remote in a charging cradle, the TouchCharge Kit provides you with a magnetic charging pad. You simply place the entire controller--or just the battery itself--anywhere on ...

The previously unrevealed remote controller, which sold at Yahoo Auctions for 74,000 yen (approximately $663 USD) on Thursday, looks incredibly similar to what eventually launched for the Wii.