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wireless wii nunchuk controller coming from nyko

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Nyko Wireless Nunchuk Controller for Nintendo Wii

In between all the reports of who’s got the thinnest flat screen at this week’s CES show, it’s easy to overlook some of the hidden treasures to be uncovered at the trade show. Take, for instance, this great new wireless controller for the Nintendo Wii…

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January 7th, 2008 1 comment stumble it! author: technabob

nyko wii party station: party on nintendo!

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NYKO Wii Party Station

On a day that was loaded with announcements of fun and interesting new Wii accessories like the Wii Zapper and the Wii Fit Balance Board, comes the most unusual add-on I’ve seen in a while, NYKO’s Wii Party Station.

It’s hard to describe the Party Station. Think of the $25 accessory as a “plugged in” party tray…

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July 11th, 2007 1 comment stumble it! author: technabob

ps3 intercooler revealed: why?

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Nyko Intercooler for PS3

Nyko revealed their new cooling system for the Sony PlayStation 3 console this week, and all I can say is: does anyone really need this?
The $25 Intercooler for PlayStation 3 features a whopping FIVE additional fans, and wraps around the back, bottom and side of your PS3, making the mammoth console just that much larger, and ruining the console’s virtually silent operation…

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March 1st, 2007 12 comments stumble it! author: technabob

nyko recharge docks for ps3 and wii controllers

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NYKO Wii and PS3 Charging Cradles

I recently reported on Joytech’s rechargeable controller dock for the Wii. Now, Nyko is getting into the game with charging cradles for both the Wii and the Playstation 3’s SIXAXIS controllers…

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January 10th, 2007 2 comments stumble it! author: technabob

nyko intercooler not cool for microsoft

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Nyko Intercooler

According to a post at GWN, Microsoft clearly does not sanction the use of the popular Nyko Intercooler on the Xbox 360.

The first Microsoft rep stated that the device simply drains too much power from the 360. He explained that the console requires a specific amount of power, especially during startup, and that everything was built to supply the machine with the power it needs…

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October 26th, 2006 2 comments stumble it! author: technabob

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