An innovative Nintendo fan has found a way to repurpose their Nintendo Switch joy-cons as a sensor bar for the Nintendo Wii. The Nintendo Switch has been a massive success since its release back in ...

But without it, the Wii Remote’s motion controls didn’t work properly, which meant no bowling strikes or Mario Kart shortcuts. Turns out, though, the bar is a lot simpler than people think—and one ...

Having experienced quite a bit of trouble getting the Nintendo Wii remotes to work reliably with his home theater projector, [Sprite_TM] designed his own sensor bar replacement. If you’re not familiar ...

Nyko sent us its new Wireless Sensor Bar and a Charge Station for the Nintendo Wii, so I took it home for the weekend and gave it a spin. This is only a first look, but the results for both devices ...

One of the most intriguing aspects of Nintendo’s Wii, to me, is that the console’s wireless controller is Bluetooth-based and therefore amenable to beyond-the-console applications. The hacking ...

Hackers will take apart most anything electronic, and since the Nintendo Wii is probably one of the coolest – and oddest – gadgets to hit shelves in recent memory, of course the first thing a hacker's ...

Here is a fun accessory for your Nintendo Wii that will definitely appeal to all the Star Wars fans out there: the Darth Vader Wii Sensor Bar Holder. Instead of a plain old Wii sensor bar on top of ...

Charming Holiday is a news article writer from the United States. He is a former cultural policy advisor who has turned his focus to his lifelong passion of gaming. He lived and worked in South Korea ...

Leave it to third party manufacturers to devise a Wii sensor bar that’s both wireless and cheap-looking. No doubt easy to manufacture—since you can replace your Wii sensor bar with candles—this ...

With concerns being voiced regarding the length of cable supplied with the new Nintendo Wii sensor bar, a rather primitive solution has been stumbled upon by gamers across the pond. It seems that the ...

Lacks high-end A/V options; not as powerful as PS3/Xbox 360; remote demands AA batteries; sensor bar required “Why you can trust Digital Trends – We have a 20-year history of testing, reviewing, and ...

You can get a wireless Wii sensor bar from Nintendo, or you can deal with the wired one that includes several feet of cord, until now, those two options, and a couple of candles were more or less your ...