Nyko Kama Wireless Nunchuk (Wii)

Reviews of the Nyko Kama Wireless Nunchuk (Wii)

• 9.0

  techradar.com

  Review Summary: Elsewhere on the hardware, USB slots enable charging of devices and other add-ons while a SD slot enables storage and photo browsing on your TV

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• 7.5

  crowdedbrain.co.uk

  By admin | May 22, 2008

  Review Summary: The Wii is a fun social console and the supplied games do require a level of fitness if you get into them. However personally its not a console that we would sit down and use every day. Graphics are not very good with the supplied Composite cable and ...

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• No Rating

  gadgetheaven.co.uk

  By azza | April 19, 2008

  Review Summary: The Nintendo Wii is backwards compatible with Nintendo GameCube media, allowing you to play your old favourites on your new system. It provides connections for up to four GameCube controllers and two GameCube memory cards.

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• 8.0

  wired.com

  By Carlos Bergfeld | October 23, 2007

  Review Summary: Many retail outlets sold out of Nintendo's tiny triumph on day one of its release. And deservedly so: Using the motion-sensing Wii remote to swing a virtual racquet or blast zombies is damn fun. But a lack of standout titles and the Wii's less-than ...

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• No Rating

  digitalhomethoughts.com

  By Chris Baxter on M | April 16, 2007

  Review Summary: The Wii is a great little console with a lot going for it. The motion sensing Wii remote adds a depth and realism to games that you just don't find anywhere else. It was as easy to setup and use as Nintendo advertises. I wish it had support for High ...

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