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Nintendo Rumour | Wireless Nun-Chuck Confirmation? (Pics Included)
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The last time we reported on the possibility of a wireless nunchuck was in January, when some rumours arose stemming from some unconfirmed sources, that one was in development. But now, thanks to the latest issue of Nintendo Power and a few helpful members, we seem to have obtained some images that put a spice of crediblity into proceedings.
Take it with a huge chunk of the white stuff:
Looks pretty convincing, doesn't it? We ourselves have deliberated the possibilities, we can't see any convincing evidence of wires, the most credible contradictive explanation is that it's simply a PR shot and they just forgot to connect the wires, or perhaps even a sloppy photoshop on behalf of the magazine, quite why is beyond us. Whatever the case, it's now in your speculative mits.
[Huge thanks to C3 readers, Zero for the tip & Green28 for the scans]
Stick with Cubed3 for further updates...
Take it with a huge chunk of the white stuff:
Looks pretty convincing, doesn't it? We ourselves have deliberated the possibilities, we can't see any convincing evidence of wires, the most credible contradictive explanation is that it's simply a PR shot and they just forgot to connect the wires, or perhaps even a sloppy photoshop on behalf of the magazine, quite why is beyond us. Whatever the case, it's now in your speculative mits.
[Huge thanks to C3 readers, Zero for the tip & Green28 for the scans]
Stick with Cubed3 for further updates...
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In response to this:
And partially this:
I assume it would work by plugging in a little wireless receiver into the Wii-Mote (hence the connector you can see) and then both signals would be sent in one stream like normal.
Seems workable to me..
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If you look the wii-mote has the wired nunchuck connector plugged in.
And partially this:
with all the signals going around, could get very messy
I assume it would work by plugging in a little wireless receiver into the Wii-Mote (hence the connector you can see) and then both signals would be sent in one stream like normal.
Seems workable to me..
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Well thats set my mind to rest Spy
, does seem workable but won't it be a very expensive thing to have? I know that it will be a premium option but I can still see it being way to expensive. But short of that I like the idea and it finally gives the full idea of freehand controllers.
, does seem workable but won't it be a very expensive thing to have? I know that it will be a premium option but I can still see it being way to expensive. But short of that I like the idea and it finally gives the full idea of freehand controllers.Kirby PWNZ j00
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Spydarlee said:
I assume it would work by plugging in a little wireless receiver into the Wii-Mote (hence the connector you can see) and then both signals would be sent in one stream like normal.Seems workable to me..
I assume it would work by plugging in a little wireless receiver into the Wii-Mote (hence the connector you can see) and then both signals would be sent in one stream like normal.Seems workable to me..
am exciting about Wii-U and Skyward Sword
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Two things. First:
Lefthanders pick up Wiimote with the left (hance the word) and Nunchuck with the right hand. That's how I play Zelda TP and Red Steel.
Second: Just get yourself accumulators in size AA, change them at emptyness and rechargen them externally, you environmental bastards! What's so difficult about that? Saves a heck of money, is cheap and genuine (4 AA-accumulators around 6 EUR with a recharger from 10 to 150 EUR, as you wish)!
accumulators are rechargeable batteries, NiMH mostly.
I hate people being lazy and getting one-time-battery-packs!
/edit: Oh, and thirdly: There is absolutely no need to photoshop this pic. Just pick um Wiimote and Nunchuck and do not plug them! April's Fools Joke at minimum costs! *lol*
Fake.
Lefthanders pick up Wiimote with the left (hance the word) and Nunchuck with the right hand. That's how I play Zelda TP and Red Steel.
Second: Just get yourself accumulators in size AA, change them at emptyness and rechargen them externally, you environmental bastards! What's so difficult about that? Saves a heck of money, is cheap and genuine (4 AA-accumulators around 6 EUR with a recharger from 10 to 150 EUR, as you wish)!
accumulators are rechargeable batteries, NiMH mostly.
I hate people being lazy and getting one-time-battery-packs!
/edit: Oh, and thirdly: There is absolutely no need to photoshop this pic. Just pick um Wiimote and Nunchuck and do not plug them! April's Fools Joke at minimum costs! *lol*
Fake.
( Edited on 21.03.2007 17:17 by Laurelin )
I find your lack of faith disturbing!
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I bet the wire was removed so the picture would look a little nicer. Besides, a wireless nun-chuck would be pretty dangerous and you would need even more batteries.
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who do u think wood win Sonic or Mario!["Image]("http://img398.imageshack.us/img398/4893/wii1kv5.gif")
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Would be nice if they did finally do it. But haven't come across to much trouble with the wires as it is!
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