It’s also supposed to make gameplay more comfortable for your fingers, but you’ll have to get one to find out if that’s the case. In addition to transforming the D-Pad, the Wii Magic Stick covers the “A”, “1″ and “2″ buttons with slightly larger, easier to press buttons that protrude from the face of your controller. You just snap the Magic Stick onto the front of your Wii-mote and you’re all set.

A pair of Wii Magic Sticks will set you back just $7 (USD) over at Brando. Of course if you want some real joysticks for your Wii, I’d suggest you hold off and wait for the new Wii Classic Controller Pro.

The new XCM Crystal Controller Kit not only redresses your 360 controller in a spiffy clear skin, but it also adds a brand new oversize D-pad that’s designed to prevent you from mistakenly pressing it in the wrong direction.

I can speak from experience when I say there’s nothing worse than accidentally selecting that plasma rifle when you meant to select the rocket launcher.

Of course, the best part of the Crystal Controller is that it comes pre-wired with a gorgeous array of nine colorful LEDs which illuminate the A/B/X/Y, back, start, dashboard and shoulder buttons.

You can get your grubby little paws on the complete Crystal Controller kit over on RenChi for $29.90.