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Break away from conventional gameplay with the wireless Remote for your Nintendo Wii. Not only will the freehand Remote offer you a greater range of motion than a traditional joystick, the highly receptive motion sensors contained inside will make your senses come alive. Performing everyday motions, such as swinging a bat or banging on a drum, suddenly make you the center of your favorite games. One of the most multifaceted devices to hit the gaming world, you can use the Remote as a sword in a swashbuckling pirate game, as a steering wheel in a racing derby and so much more. Equipped with Bluetooth technology, the wireless Remote Controller sends your actions to the Wii console from as far as 30' away, while using it as a pointing device can transport a signal from as far as 15' away. Up to four Wii remotes can be hooked up at once, so your friends can get in on all the fun. In addition to its pointing and sensory abilities, the Remote also includes a speaker, a rumble feature and an expansion port for additional input devices, such as the Nintendo Wii Nunchuk controller. The familiarity of a TV remote fuses with the sophistication of motion-sensing technology to bring you this input device for the ages.
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