Keep IT Simple

No doubt it, Wii is one of the best consoles out there that can give you fun (and sweat) that everyone is looking for. Of course, it’s a deviation from hard core gamers since it emphasizes so much in casual gaming that true blue gaming is being left out. However, if you take a look at it again, Wii and other consoles are there to give you fun and Wii definitely delivers the fun.

The best features in Wii however are not the console but the things you can attach to it whether remotely or not. Your Wii might have the nunchucks and the remote controller but there are other devices that you can add to your Wii to make the game experience even better.

Wii Classic Console – if you’re a fan of virtual games in Wii, this add-on is definitely a must. Instead of playing the time tested games of the Legend of Zelda and Super Smash Bros. in the awkward remote, relive the 90s with this special control. Although it has it’s deviation from the original controllers that we used to love, it’s the closest things that you can have so that Mario beat the living daylights out their opponents.

Wii Zapper – Bareback, you’ll only have a simple gun where you can actually dock your Nunchuck and Remote. This add on toy is perfect for Link’s Crossbow Training. For $20.00, this is a welcoming add-on for fans of Link who is perpetually on a quest. I personally tried and if found it too easy to use. But if you place it in the hands of the kids, they will virtually stick to the machine for a very long time. It’s cheap and it makes the game a whole lot easier.

Wii Perfect Shot Gun – instead of having something really bulky like the Wii Zapper, the Wii Perfect Shot Gun is ideal not only for one game but for other first person games. Just add the remote or even the Nunchuck and let the fun begin. It’s just basic 1^st person shooting that you can easily attach and enjoy. Just make sure you have a great 1^st person shooting game since if you spend your $20.00 on something really bad it’s not just worth it. But there are so many titles out there; you’ll basically spend hours of fun.

Wii Charger – Ah, the reality of having a remote is that it needs to have a good source of power at all time. If you’re an avid player, you can practically spend a good battery in less than a week. If not you’re willing to spend dollar on battery at all times, this is perfect for you. For $30.00 this is a good investment since the batteries will zap the entire budget that you have just to enjoy the game. Just dock the remote over night or just for two hours and that’s it. No need to purchase the batteries. Honesty, it’s one of the necessary gadgets you should get for your Wii to enjoy countless hours of gaming.