Less Wires - Page 2

1. I don't mind the wires when i'm on Zelda, because it doesn't need much movement. But on Wii boxing the wires are quite dangerous(it whacked me in the face a few times)

2. I Don't mind batteries, i have a battery recharger that recharges all sorts of batteries, so i'm okay with it.

3. If the change the shape of the Numchuck, it may take off some wieght.

4. You could have them specially programmed to the Wiimote at your local game shop, so they will only responde to that Wiimote.

5. To plug it in and out(like you do with the wires) you could have an on/off switch.

I don't mind either way whether there are wires or not.

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Even with rechargeable batteries, it would be expensive for not a lot of gain, not to mention the fact that the Wiimote batteries and the Nunchuck batteries could run out a different times, which would be very annoying.

Because you know the PS3 controller battery lasts 30 hours, and EVERYONE complains about them dying, correct?

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1) Obviously it would need batteries

So does the PS3. Rechargable batteries are pretty small most of the time.

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2) How would you tell if its connected to the Wiimote or not?

A small blue light isn't hard to implement.

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3) The nunchuck would need some sorta of wireless thingy in it, on top of batteries, would that all fit in the nuchuck? How would that affect its wieght?

Bluetooth doesn't take up much space.

He was using the Ps3 Controller as an example to prove a point. And guys, really, who would actually mind setting their wiimote and nunchuk (and maybe classic controller) on a charging stand every night?

who says? And i got a wireless gc controller to keep my wii from having too many wires.

I don't mind the wires, I don't play boxing much so I say its not that annoying.