Nintendo Wii Remote Controller

Pros: Revolutionary control, immerses you in the gameplay.

Cons: Some control issues, a bit expensive.

The Bottom Line: Sorry for repeating myself, but Nintendo has done it, and this is the next step in gaming control.

Review: I'm a little late with this, but three opinions are better than two, and the more games I play on the Wii, the more things I find to say about this nifty little device. I think I've run the gamut on most of the types of game that the Wii has out now, so ...

Pros: Fun, interaction, ease of use, sophisticated and progressive. Active to help kids lose weight.

Cons: CAN NOT USE RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES!

The Bottom Line: Love the Wii! It is all that it says it is and more. Lots of fun for groups of people. Also individual play is challenging and interesting.

Review: The Nintendo Wii is the newest in wireless gaming. It is awesome! We got the system for Christmas and took it with us when we went to visit Grandpa and Grandma and the cousins for the week. The game brought the whole family together. Grandpa, who ...

Pros: cool motion sensing, has speaker and even a rumble

Cons: strap can break, requires batteries.

The Bottom Line: Wiitards: people who break there TV's because of the wii remote.

Review: I got another wii mote for Christmas and decided to sit down and write about the Wii remote which makes the Nintendo Wii so unique. When you look at the Wii mote it looks remarkably like a TV remote control, despite its odd look don’t underestimate ...

Pros: Innovative and user friendly - and FUN!

Cons: Eats through batteries like a starving fat man at an all-you-can-eat buffet!

The Bottom Line: Nintendo has always innovated with their controllers. The D-Pad? The analog stick? The rumble feature? All Nintendo. The Wiimote is just the next logical step.

Review: There's a fad going around the gaming world - perhaps you've heard of it. It's the Nintendo Wii? Instead of following in the footsteps of Microsoft and Sony, loading up their controller with a ton of buttons and joysticks and D-pads and triggers and ...

Pros: great new technology, allows for more active gaming experience

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: Awesome new technology definitely need more than one controller, so you can do multi-player with new Nintendo Wii

Review: It is the new remote and sensor that make the new Nintendo Wii such a revolutionary gaming system. The Wii remote is used differently in different games to do things such as steer a truck by holding it sideways and moving side to side and throwing a ...

Pros: Very durable; good battery life

Cons: Expensive alone but worth it for the games

The Bottom Line: The extra Wii Controller is worth the money - especially when it comes with another game.

Review: The Wii remotes best feature is that it is wireless. We purchased a Wii system 8 months ago and immediately paid the extra money for a second remote. We knew that we would need it to play multi player games like tennis and boxing. The remote uses a ...

Pros: fresh

Cons: a few issues

The Bottom Line: nice

Review: I remember when I found out that the Wii's controller looked a lot like a remote controller. I thought it was dumb. I still don't think the Wiimote is a good idea for traditional sit-down and play games, but it is a great idea for the more active ...

Pros: physical interaction device, small and intelligent

Cons: forced to buy one or more of these, not precise enough for some games

The Bottom Line: A necessity for anyone who can't game alone. Larger families need more of these.

Review: Why do I find myself talking funny when referring to things having to do with Nintendo's Wii system and its accessories? Who cares? It's just fun to talk that way. I'm proud (beating my chest) to be a Wii-Kend Warrior! Let's face it, when you buy a ...

Pros: amazing technology, rumble, sound

Cons: batteries

The Bottom Line: I recommend this because it uses great technology and is fun to have!

Review: The Wiimote or Wii Remote is what makes the Nintendo Wii so much different from all of the other video game consoles! Yes, the Wii still uses the same type of games and uses them as discs. Yes, the Wii still uses the same buttons. But with ...

Pros: Ergonomic design and convenient button layout makes for a great controller

Cons: Lack of rumble feature and other peripherals may disappoint hardcore gamers

The Bottom Line: I highly suggest this controller, even though it is not necessary.

Review: If you don't already know what this product is, allow me to elaborate. By connecting your Nintendo Wii to the internet (3 ways: Nintendo WiFi USB Connect, Wireless Internet setup, Wired Internet Setup [using LAN adapter]), you can access the Wii Shop ...