Nintendo Wiimote + Nunchuck for $59.95 + Shipping from TopBuy

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  catmao on 18/08/2009 - 12:39

  good price. i'm looking for bargain wireless nunchuck.

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    ESEMCE on 18/08/2009 - 13:23

    My local Target (Castle Plaza in Adelaide) is clearing Datel brand (I think) wireless Nunchucks for $9.95. I bought one and it seems to work OK

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  iori_terry on 18/08/2009 - 21:53

  +1

  reallly cheap! thanks :D beats all the fake ebay ones out there

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  Duff5000 on 19/08/2009 - 12:02

  If anyone gets one of these it isnt that hard to spot if it is real or not. The fake ones look very very close, the boxes look just like the ones in the photo.

  Here is the difference i have found:
  - The grey text on the remote like the "Wii" at the bottom isnt printed as well on the copy, and the font is thinner and darker.

  • The "A" button has a darker grey tint to it and feels different to press.

  • I also noticed the copy moves faster. have both remotes on and one sitting ontop of the other. Move both left and right and the copy moves faster across the screen.

  THese could be real, but i doubt it.

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    manbearpig on 19/08/2009 - 16:21

    The fake ones are sourced from Hong Kong/China but they use Japanese packaging. So they're actually fake Japanese versions. And yes eBay is absolutely flooded with them.

    It's pretty easy to tell if it's fake. The plastic they use is really cheap and you'll see lots of imperfections. The speaker on the wiimote is also loud and crap quality and the sensitivity is too high and can't be changed. The nunchucks cable is thicker and the joystick is crap. Try pulling the top of the joystick and if it comes off you'll know it's a fake. There's always variants though so some fakes may be different to others.