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Wii Sports Resort Bundle Gets a Second MotionPlus
After confirming the Wii drops to $200 this Sunday, Nintendo now says it'll throw an extra MotionPlus into the Wii Sports Resort pack from October 12. It will be $60 (up $10), but hey, a second MotionPlus sounds great. [Kotaku]Three Years Later, Newspapers Start With The "Wii" Jokes
I'll give the WSJ a pass on running their Motion Plus review a week behind, because it's a pretty good one. But a faux-unintentional "Wii" pun, in 2009? Get with the program! (Disclaimer: I giggled, like a child.) [WSJ]Wii MotionPlus Review
The Wii MotionPlus, Nintendo's hardware patch to make true on the promise of true motion-control gaming, is here. While it's pretty damn amazing—it truly is 1:1 motion detection—it still isn't perfect. And part of that is the software. More »Why Our Wii MotionPlus Review Can Wait
Just a quick note to our faithful Giz readership: While we usually publish major product reviews in a timely manner, you won't be seeing a Wii MotionPlus review on our site any time soon. More »Nintendo Wii MotionPlus Hands On: One Year, Three Games Later
One year after its unveiling, WiiMotion Plus is days away from locking onto Wiimotes everywhere. Let's get the bad news out of the way: Go ahead and earmark another $80 for Nintendo's coffers. More »Why the Original Wiimote Didn't Have MotionPlus
In the warm afterglow of E3's various motion-control debuts, Nintendo's MotionPlus Wiimote add-on—priced high and no longer ahead of the curve—isn't as enticing as it once was, leaving the company in defense mode. For example: More »Nintendo's E3 Keynote Liveblog Archive
Nintendo's E3 press conference hasn't even started, and they've already slammed Sony. Impressive! The conference kicks off at 9AM PT—noon ET—but our liveblog is getting fired up now. Besides the New Wii Fit Motion Music Plus New Play Super 64, what do you want to see?Wii MotionPlus Includes New Magnum-Sized Condom
Wii MotionPlus may be a tiny dongle that plugs in the bottom of your Wiimote, but Nintendo wants to make sure your TV is offered some enhanced protection all the same. More »Wii MotionPlus Coming June 8 for $20
Nintendo: Wii MotionPlus Coming to the US in July
Nintendo's saying that Wii Sports Resort, a title with the sole purpose of supporting the MotionPlus release, is coming in July. Or, as they could and should have just said, the MotionPlus is coming in July. More »Wii MotionPlus Given July 10 Release Date By Obscure Amsterdam Retailer
Just down that whole shaker of salt right now, please, because some obscure Dutch games retailer has given Nintendo's press shy MotionPlus attachment a July 10 European release date. More »Wii MotionPlus Not Delayed, Says Nintendo
Hold your horses, because after IGN said that Wii MotionPlus was delayed, Nintendo is saying that it is not delayed. Kind of. Sort of. Or something. More »Will the MotionPlus Enhance Your Wii Enjoyment?
The Wii MotionPlus is delayed, but does anyone care? It does improve the Wiimote's accuracy to true 1:1 status, but is THIS the biggest problem with the Wii? More »Wii MotionPlus Delayed, According to IGN
According to a recent IGN podcast, Nintendo is having problems in development of Wii MotionPlus. "Hiccups" need fixing. More »Nintendo Power: Wii MotionPlus Out 'Prior' to June 18th
While Nintendo isn't talking about Wii MotionPlus, a few developers have been happy to brag about using the technology, implying release dates for the peripheral. And now even Nintendo Power has joined in. More »First (Third Party) Games Supporting Wii MotionPlus Revealed
Since the E3 announcement of Wii MotionPlus and WiiSports Resort, Nintendo has been silent as to the new control platform's development. But according to EA, things are moving ahead as planned. More »The Best Gadgets to Come in 2009
FIRST!!! More »Wii MotionPlus Technology Is Not Exclusive To Nintendo, So Expect Similar Controllers Soon
Nintendo Wants To Make Wii MotionPlus As Cheap As Possible
Nintendo's President Iwata, the man who wants US customers to believe that there will be a Wii shortage this Christmas not caused by Nintendo themselves, has just said that they want the Wii MotionPlus to be as cheap as possible because it doesn't cost too much to manufacture. How cheap? They're not sure yet. We did the calculations, and if the MotionPlus is is $15, that'll bump the Wii up to in between the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in terms of "total" pricing. Will you be forced to buy one? More »Wii MotionPlus Demonstrated in 3D, Jedi Drone Training is GO
Nintendo Says They May Limit Number of Wii MotionPlus Games to Control Costs