ARS: Nyko's Wand+ controller isn't reinventing the wheel, it's simply doing what the wheel does for a little less money and without two pieces. In fact... let's get away from this metaphor before I hurt myself.
The Wand+ is Nyko's take on the Wiimote, albeit with the Motion Plus technology built-in. There is no dongle, there is no extension on the controller—it's just one standard-sized Wiimote that does everything the Motion Plus does. We tested the controller by playing Wii Sports Resort and it worked flawlessly, just as well as the official controllers. Isn't that the mark of greatness when it comes to third-party accessories? Even after switching back and forth between the Wand+ and the first-party controller we couldn't feel a difference in accuracy or responsiveness.
This looks like a great addition to the Switch Lite. 20 years after the Shock ‘N’ Rock was released for Gameboy Color, Nyko Technologies brings back the immersive gaming peripheral for Nintendo Switch.
Neil writes "E3 2016 isn't only about games...it's about accessories too and Nyko Technologies are today debuting a number of new lines."
The real question is, who will be the FIRST to make a DS4 with a better than 1 afternoons battery life, hmmmm???
Chris Arbogast, Nyko Technologies' Marketing Director, shows off the company's next gamepad for Android devices.
Nintendo are you seeing this