1GB Secure Digital SD Memory Card for Nintendo Wii
1GB Secure Digital SD Memory Card for Nintendo Wii
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Remote Gun Holder (Wii) 
List Price: ?9.99
Amazon Price: ?8.99
Customer Review: Definitely not worth it.
Admittedly this does look cooler than the Wii Zapper but that’s where any favourable comparisons end. Whereas the Zapper is perfectly balanced, precision made and comfortable to wield, the Gun Holder is fiddly, shoddily finished and awkard to hold. It has a flimsy thin plastic cover that feels as if it could break off easily. Once the Wii Remote is clipped into place, the trigger doesn’t connect with the B button. It simply doesn’t work. If this were not bad enough, you get finger cramp after about 10 minutes of gameplay. The Zapper is not cheap, but the Gun Holder is just expensive tat.
Customer Review: Busted!
Like everyone else I went through several gun holders (didn’t realise it wasn’t the zapper!). Amazon sent out THREE to me and none of them worked. I haven’t ordered the zapper yet but I would recommend anyone to purchase this…it just doesn’t work. However would like to say Amazon exchanged and refunded me all three times, no problems, no hassle!
Super Mario 6cm PVC Figure - Mario 
Amazon Price: ?2.99
Nintendo Wii Classic Controller (Wii) 
Over the years, Nintendo has innovated with controllers and control schemes that have become industry standards. The Classic Controller blends elements from Nintendo’s NES, Super NES, and N64 controllers to allow for seamless play control over the titles that span the Virtual Console library.
Amazon Price: ?11.96
Used Price: ?13.50
Customer Review: Good, but the Wavebird is better.
It’s a good pad, but the analogue sticks are a little too close together. Also, it doesn’t work with Gamecube games, and isn’t as comfortable as the Wavebird either. Now don’t get me wrong, it is NOT uncomfortable, just not as comfortable. Buy a Wavebird if you can, but if you can’t get one of these then.
Customer Review: Its close, but no cigar
Ok, first of all, it is a great idea to get the classic controller, as it does add to the enjoyment of the Wii, It includes all the “Wii Buttons” and it even works with the Wii Menu (so you can use analog sticks instead of the wii mote if you like) But I do however find the controller uncomfortable. It is basically a SNES controller with analog sticks! The thing I find annoying about it, is the wire comes to the bottom. this wire annoys me when I am playing, I would prefer it come from the top. However saying that, the buttons are easy to use, and it does work better then the GameCube controller, but it can feel like it is going to slip out of your hands, it could do with better grip (like the original GameCube controller), but some could say that the layout makes it feel more like the original SNES games, and stuff. This maybe great, but if you are looking at downloading other titles, like the N64 games, where the second stick becomes “C” (up,down,left and right) it can become pretty annoying, especailly for some games. Like Mario Kart, ok the C buttons only really controlled camera angles and stuff. The great thing about the buttons was that you could still hold down the A button, then change camera angles etc… using another finger, this one, see’s you letting go of the A button, to use the “C” button. That aside though, it is still one of the best things to get for your Wii, but I must say that ONLY buy this controller if you plan to play a LOT of Virtual Console games, although it can be used for other games aswell (Mortal Kombat, NiGHTS etc…) I would only really still get it, if you know you will use it a lot!
WiFi Max (Wii) 
List Price: ?29.99
Amazon Price: ?24.99
Customer Review: BEWARE
I purchased this on the box’s promise that it “works with any internet connection”. Not so! I connect through a USB modem, and the software supplied does not detect it. I am computer literate (I have a degree in computing science for goodness sake), and tried everything I could to get this to work. After some research, I found many many accounts of people with USB modems having the same problem. If you’ve got a normal ethernet connection, this will most likely work fine, but after my experience, I would NOT recommend this product. Do as I intend to do, and buy the official Nintendo USB connector instead.
Customer Review: Garbage
Don’t bother with this product, use any cheap USB WiFi adapter, your wii will pick it up, and after following the instructions for your wireless router you’ll be online in no time!
TeckNet TYW-1024 Nintendo Wii 2in1 Cable (Scart Cable +S AV cable) For Nintendo Wii The Nintendo Wii 2-in-1 SCART and S-Video Cable improves picture quality when compared with a standard AV lead. This cable for the Wii features both SCART and S-Video connectors, a convenient combination for those wanting a higher quality picture than what a standard AV cable can achieve. This cable set also includes L+R audio leads.
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