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| Author | Ardjuna Seghers |
| Published | 14th Mar 2009 |
Comments for SnakeByte Wii Peripheral Roundup
Joe said on 14th March 2009
Keldon said on 14th March 2009
Totally agree joe, for a saving of only 6 quid why would you want these lower quality controllers?
Also I noticed the review didnt mention the motion sensing of the wiimote?
chancykid said on 14th March 2009
Couldn't agree more. I would consider a third party solution if it offered something extra (i.e. I've seen wireless Nunchuks about). Not only does the black finish look cheap next to the Wii, you are paying just a few pounds less than the official one.
For this to sell, the whole set should cost well under £30.
Ardjuna said on 16th March 2009
Any comments about the Retro Controller?
@Joe: I must admit many 3rd party controllers have given me grief, but a few quality ones (like my Logic3 wireless Xbox [original] ones) stood the test of time, looking and feeling better than the originals and still working fine after years of use.
ChrisC said on 16th March 2009
Bring back the Competition Pro - that's all I'm saying ;0)
ACW1i said on 8th April 2009
chancy kid-
this looks quailty what you on. how does this look cheap. to save money il buy this any day
credit crunch is going on and i want save money, who cares its actually alright if you use them as secound controllers because they are not used as much
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Nothing would ever entice me to buy a third party controller, I've never had anything but problems with them. The slightly higher price of official controllers is more han offset by the quality and the fact you won't have to replace it half as often.