Wii Nunchuk Controller - White

This was advertised as a brand new, genuine Nintendo product, with pictures on Amazon indicating that it was packaged in a Nintendo Wii-branded box. As a result, I paid a little more than I would have otherwise, and I was disappointed when it arrived in a plastic bag rather than the store box. It was a little filthy as well. br>br>I would have expected this condition from a cheap, refurbished item. br>br>Other than that, it worked fine. br>br> I could have gotten a knock-off for a lower price. an item that has been reduced in price or that has been refurbished But I wanted a genuine, brand-new Nintendo product that I could buy in a real store. I paid more for this item because it was advertised as such. Regrettably, I did not receive what I had paid for. br>br>However, I gave it a try and it appears to function normally. It comes with a 12-volt battery, according to the item description. Manufacturer's warranty of one month (though I'm not sure how reliable this seller is at this point). In any case, more candor in the item description would have been appreciated. This item did not arrive in the condition described on the website.

Santos Bush

| May 05, 2021

This controller is an unavoidable evil that performs admirably; several games require the use of both the Wii Plus and the Nunchuk. You can see which controllers are required by looking at the games in the top right corner of the back of the packaging. There should be a controller outline that is required. AGAIN: Some games may necessitate the use of this controller. Adults may never figure out the control. br>br>Kids will master it in about 5 seconds. It might teach children to be ambidextrous, which is probably a good thing. br>br>In order to use the Nunchuk controller, you must have a Wii or Wii plus controller. br>The Wii controller is connected to the Nunchuk via a nearly three-foot cable. br>Before you go out and buy more Nunchuks, make sure you have enough Wii controllers. They won't work on their own. The Wii Nunchuk does not require batteries because it is powered by the Wii controller. A thumb toggle and two push buttons are found on the Nunchuk. br>Be cautious when slinging the Nunchuk around because it has no leash. br>The shape is contoured, and the size appears to be appropriate for both young children and adults. br>The top is glossy, while the bottom is textured. br>br>I'm not sure why they're around $20 each, but the build quality is adequate. Other options, similar to the classic style controllers that older generations of gamers are familiar with, are available. They also need to be plugged into a standard Wii controller. br>br>Anchor: br>br>Anchor: br>br>Anchor: br>I grew up in the late 1970s and early 1980s as a child. I'm starting to feel like I'm missing out on the technical details and reasoning involved in integrating controllers into systems. br>I've adapted to the Atari 2600 (which still works 30 years later), Nintendo (which still works 25 years later), Playstation (which still works), Playstation 2 (which still works), and now the Wii. br>Why do I need two controllers, one for each hand, after 30 years of using only one?
Also: Remember how your Atari and Nintendo games came with two controllers for two players when you were a kid? For four players, you now have one set of controllers. br>As a result, the console costs $149 when you buy it with one controller and one nunchuk. Then there's the controller ($30 each), the nunchuck ($20 each), and the steering wheel ($10). times 3. br>To play with all four players, you'll need to spend an extra $180. br>So, for almost $350, everyone can play the one game that comes with the system.

Presley Hull

| Dec 09, 2021

When the price dropped to around $15, I grabbed a couple of these. They were sold through a 'direct distributor' and shipped through Amazon. The nunchuck and a blue silicone skin were included in the packages. br>br>When I first received them, I was worried that they weren't genuine because I expected Nintendo to produce them. I inspected one and it appeared to be identical to the one that came with the system (I didn't compare the cord length), so I figured it would be simple enough to copy the device's few details. A (I'm not sure what it's called, but it's something Deutch) Associates), I began to wonder if the Nintendo Genuine logo was a forgery. At 9 p. m. on a Sunday night, I dialed Nintendo's number, and to my surprise, someone answered! She surprised me with her knowledge and assisted me in determining that the BD was correct. Nunchucks have been approved by the government. She informed me that they put a lot of effort into testing these and advised me to avoid non-certified products. Those who steal power from the remote, in particular, must be certified. That was preaching to the choir, as I'd previously had nothing but bad luck with 3rd party controllers. Regardless, I thought I'd share what I've learned here. If you get one with the blue skin and it's from BD, you're in luck. A, yes, it's a Nintendo-certified controller. Good luck with your game!.

Addison TURNBULL

| Jan 05, 2021

I usually play shooter games, which necessitates the use of a nunchuck. My girlfriend recently expressed interest in joining, so after hers died, I purchased this nunchuck for her. We've been laying for hours at a time almost every day, with no problems or issues, just a lot of fun! I was ecstatic with how quickly this arrived, two days ahead of schedule. That's like getting two free days of awesomeness. Plus, compared to buying it in a store, I save a little money; even with my power points card, it would cost more in the store, especially given the current price of gas. You get my drift. br>The best purchase experience for me is not having to contact the seller because it WORKS, and isn't that what you really want? I'm glad I read the reviews because they were correct; these guys don't let you down. As my system grows, I'll definitely be ordering more from this seller.

Hanna Freeman

| Aug 24, 2021

Not only did it not work for me, but it also caused me endless headaches by acting strangely with my Wii remote. I'm not sure how these things work, but it somehow stopped my Wii's remote from working, leading me to believe there was a problem with it. (Anyway, you can't do much with a Wii without a remote. ) ) I fiddled with it for a few days, syncing and re-syncing it. I was syncing until I gave up. I recently purchased a new Nunchuk. Voila. Everything appears to be in working order. This item felt very cheap to me, so I'm guessing it's a fake. The joystick was slightly damaged, but otherwise it appeared to be in good condition. not.

Yosef Olsen

| Sep 02, 2021