Leaked on US retailer Gamestop’s website in the artwork for the FlingSmash game is the “Wii Remote Plus”, which looks to be a wiimote with inbuilt MotionPlus for more accurate real-time control. More »
Just a quick note to our faithful Giz readership: While we usually publish major product reviews in a timely manner, you won’t be seeing a Wii MotionPlus review on our site any time soon. More »
One year after its unveiling, WiiMotion Plus is days away from locking onto Wiimotes everywhere. Let’s get the bad news out of the way: Go ahead and earmark another $US80 for Nintendo’s coffers.
Nintendo’s E3 press conference hasn’t even started, and they’ve already slammed Sony. Impressive! The conference kicks off at 9AM PT—noon ET—but our liveblog is getting fired up now. Besides the New Wii Fit Motion Music Plus New Play Super 64, what do you want to see?
Sad news, Nintendo fans: Wildgoose got it wrong. The good news is that he wasn’t far off. Nintendo just announced the Australian release date and price for their MotionPlus peripheral and the Wii Sports Resort game, and it’s coming sooner and cheaper than our Kotaku brothers anticipated. More »
Our gaming brethren over at Kotaku have been putting together rumours, innuendo, leaks, and a little bit of crystal balling to determine when exactly Australia will be getting its hands on some true motion gaming from Nintendo. And while it’s still a rumour and therefore completely unconfirmed, it’s believable enough for us to tell you all about it here. More »
The good news: EA will be bundling games you might want, like Tiger Woods 2010, with the Wii MotionPlus dongle. Now for the bad news: UPDATE: Make that more good news!
Wii MotionPlus may be a tiny dongle that plugs in the bottom of your Wiimote, but Nintendo wants to make sure your TV is offered some enhanced protection all the same.
After months of silence on Nintendo’s part, Wii MotionPlus has finally gotten an official release date. It’ll be out June 8th for $US20.
