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video games

Nintendo Suing Nyko Over Wireless Nunchuk

Hey Nyko! Don't know know that no one but Nintendo is allowed to make money on the Wii? And according to them, you've violated their patents on the nunchuk. It doesn't matter that you made a (superior) wireless version of their $20 peripheral. They claim that the Kama Wireless Nunchuk "wholly appropriates the novel shape, design, overall appearance and even the color and materials used in the Nintendo Nunchuk controller." You, of course, heartily disagree. [Bloomberg via Kotaku]

2:50 PM on Fri Jun 13 2008
By Mark Wilson
5,590 views, 12 comments

Latest by n/a: I find this topic hilarious. So many people are bashing Nintendo for nonsense reasons. This is patent infringement, plane and simple. When you make a product that is hard to distinguish between another product then you damn well better believe they are more »

kama sutra

Kama Sutra For IT People, Computer Fetishists

We're not sure where this came from originally, but we found this on Digg under "Kama Sutra For IT People." Hit the jump for a bigger pic. [Digg]

8:00 PM on Mon May 19 2008
By Jason Chen
19,813 views, 25 comments

wireless nunchuck

Lightning Review: Nyko Kama Wireless Nunchuk

The Gadget: Nyko's Kama, a Wireless Nunchuck for your Wii that syncs up with an included dongle on your Wiimote.

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11:00 AM on Tue May 6 2008
By Jason Chen
9,623 views, 20 comments

Latest by 8bitvillain: I'd get this as a gift for a friend if they were casual players and were easily excited with wireless controls lol. It seems kind of pointless for hardcore gamers to spend that much money just for wireless- especially if more »

deals

Nyko's Kama Wireless Nunchuk On Sale in Limited Quantities Now

Nyko's Kama wireless Wii Nunchuk (no, not the adapter) is going on sale now, online, before the official retail launch in May. If you buy now, you'll have a chance to get one of the limited edition grey, black, pink or gold units that sync wirelessly to your Wiimote adapter. The limited edition won't be available in stores, hence the limited part, so if you want a colored one you'll have to act fast. [Nyko]

9:00 PM on Tue Apr 22 2008
By Jason Chen
2,355 views, 8 comments

Latest by elephantattack: These look awesome. Yet somehow, unnecessary... more »

naughty cookies

These Christmas Cookies Have Been Bad. Very, Very Bad

"Mommy, what are those cookies doing?"
"Well, honey, they're fighting, maybe pretend-wrestling, and rolling around, having a good time, that's all. They're getting in the holiday spirit!"
"Have they been good? Will Santa bring them lots of presents?"
"No, honey, it looks like they've been bad. Very, very bad."
In addition to the four patterns you see here, this disgusting set of Kama Sutra-inspired cookie cutters includes four more positions that are even more raunchy. [Pipparkakan (Swedish), via TFTS]

2:30 PM on Fri Nov 30 2007
By Charlie White
16,838 views, 35 comments

Latest by n/a: Does this make the cookies.., quickies? more »

gadgets

Kama Connect Eases Data Transfer, Transition Between Systems

Transferring data between systems can be a real pain in the behind, especially if you have data on one and need it on the other. Scythe's Kama Connect is a device that make this transition a little easier. It connects two different drives, including IDE/ATA and SATA hard drives as well as optical drives, to facilitate the data transfer. When hooked up to IDE/ATA drives, the Kama connect doesn't need an external power supply, but when connected to power-hungry SATA drives, you'll need to use the supplied AC adapter. Additionally, it can be connected to a USB port for transfer data to another drive, if you swing that way. More »

12:31 PM on Wed Jul 5 2006
By Gizloco
1,027 views, 10 comments

Latest by Worf: Such devices existed long before - in fact, I think Gizmodo ran a similar article months ago, about the exact same thing. (The only reason I remember is that I had mine arrive from USBGeek (.com) for about $38 shipped. more »