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Nintendo has officially confirmed that the Wii MotionPlus will be released in the US on June 8, 2009 and the Wii Sports Resort will follow on July 26, 2009. The Wii Sports Resort works with the Wii Motion Plus and consists of 10 games including jet ski, frisbee throwing and sword fighting. [Joystiq]
Here’s the latest Wii accessory ‘Dark Ops Wii Light Gun’ from Cobalt Flux. This lightweight device serves as a gun that gives you full access to all of the buttons on the remote while at the same time preserving realistic trigger action. It also allows for free motion of the nunchuck and works with every game as well. All yours for just $19.95. [CoolestGadgets] More
According to rumors, a double USB hard drive is making its way to the Nintendo Wii which will be available in both 32GB and 64GB models. The hard drive is supposed to mount on the back of the Wii, and designed to look like a natural part of the console. To use it you’ll need to get a firmware update. Sounds like a good idea don’t you think? Pricing and release dates are still unknown. [Electronista]
The Wii MotionPlus, an add-on that brings the Wiimote more comprehensive tracking and 1:1 response is expected to be released before the upcoming Tennis title from EA sports which is set to be released on June 18th. Other titles including Ubisoft’s Red Steel 2, Wii Sports Resort and Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 will also make their way to support the peripheral. [NewLaunches]
A new gamepad known as the Classic Controller Pro will soon make its way for Nintendo’s Wii cosole. It serves as an alternative to the signature Wii remote for playing GameCube or Virtual Console titles. The controller features similar grips to those on an Xbox 360 controller with a notable rearrangement of all edge-mounted buttons to fit on the shoulders, as on the Playstation 3’s Sixaxis controller. The controller is set to be released in Japan sometime in the summer. [Electronista]
Riiflex Dumbells is a weighted attachment designed for the the Wii remote. So if you like to fitness, you can turn your Wiimote into a weighted dumbbell. The Riiflex system is available for pre-order now and will come in 2 pound and five pound styles. You can preorder this dumbells though there is no words pricing yet, but there are a $5 fee for reservation. [lifeatmost]
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