You couldn't really accuse the Wii of having too many wires – part of it's charm is the simplicity of the back-panel, having just power, A/V out, the connection for the Sensor Bar and the ubiquitous ...

For all of you whose Wii sensor bar has broken (are you listening, J. Diaz?) CYBER Gadget’s wireless version has the added benefit of a clock tacked onto it. It’s also looks good—it’s been so long ...

But without it, the Wii Remote’s motion controls didn’t work properly, which meant no bowling strikes or Mario Kart shortcuts. Turns out, though, the bar is a lot simpler than people think—and one ...

The Wii console, initially available in glossy white, measures a slim 8.5in long, 6in wide and 2in thick (157x215.4x45mm), and can be displayed either vertically or horizontally. It is powered by a ...

The Wii Remote – also known as the WiiMote - which you’ve no doubt seen, or even used, is bundled with Nintendo’s Wii console and acts as its primary controller. Its unique ability to detect motion ...