Back in December 2007, Nyko gave IGN the first look at its prototype of a fully wireless Nunchuck for the Wii. We were immediately excited, as though there had been rumors around the Wii's launch ...

Nyko was the first gaming peripheral maker to offer a wireless Nunchuck solution for the Wii, first in the form of a Wireless Adapter(review) and shortly afterwards with the fully integrated Kama ...

Wireless sensor bars have severed one of the two unnecessary cables in the Nintendo Wii setup ... You can now make your Nunchuck wireless to; it's as simple as attaching the adapter to the ...

At CES, Nyko showed off a wireless nunchuck controller that made playing the Wii a completely wireless experience, and it seemed like a good idea for people who hate all those unsightly cables.

Battery pack also functions as a nunchuck stand. Ah, look it's Nyko coming to the rescue! What have they got there? Why it's a wireless adapter for the Wii Nunchuck. Welletsee wellestee welletsee ...

The wireless controller for the Nintendo Wii has been used in many a hack due to its simple to use Bluetooth interface. The nunchuck portion of the controller however, has always required a ...

Using a dongle that attaches to the bottom of the Wii Remote, the Wireless Nunchuck features full accelerometer support for motion-based gameplay and is compatible with all games that require the ...

Nyko Technologies' Wireless Nunchuk controller for the Nintendo Wii has picked up the coveted "Best of CES" award from the editors of Cnet. With many Wii users complaining about the wire ...

Case in point, this modification of a third party Wii “Nunchuk” by [Giliam de Carpentier] that turns the accessory into a stand-alone wireless controller powered by a ATtiny44A. Milling a new ...

Nyko has announced that the wireless nunchuck will be loosed into the wild in February. The wireless adapter will retail for $20. That is all. LIMITED TIME: Save $300+ on your ticket, plus an ...

That is to say, they’re suing Nyko, crafters of many a high-quality peripheral — the wireless Wii Nunchuk among them. Why would Nintendo do such a thing? According to Nintendo’s complaint ...

One of the biggest issues I had with the Wii was the Nunchuck. It felt bolted onto ... and has with their $34.99 wireless solution. The Kama uses an unpowered transmitter and a powered receiver.