Topic: Nintendo needs to make a Nunchuck pack-in game!

[Spak-Spang]

I really love this idea.  If you could get an engaging two player multiplayer game, or even a pack of simple mini-games that can be played multiplayer with a nunchuk it would be a great buy.

For those that don't want to spend the money to buy it...I suggest Nintendo also releases a game that bundles all the mini games of Wii Sports, Wii Play, Zelda Crossbow Training, and the minigames that would be represented in this game into on package.

Oh, and the stand out game for this package would be a 4 player vs mode of Wii Plays Tanks with new powerups and stages.

[NWR_insanolord]

IGN suggested that this would be done with an official Nintendo-branded wireless nunchuk, I think it was in their end-of-year thing. For people that want the game but not the nunchuk they could release the games via WiiWare like I wish they'd do with Wii Play (I'd rather pay $5 each for Billiards and Tank than get the full game).

[Ian Sane]

A wireless nunchuk seems like overkill.  I have not yet run into a situation where I've "tugged" on a nunchuk cord that won't go further.  I ran into cord length restrictions the first time I ever played a game on a home console so there was a clear reason to offer a wireless controller.  But a wireless nunchuk just seems like more batteries I need to buy.

There is a "Wow! Neato!" factor to it which will likely encourage sales.  So if Nintendo can make a buck of it, go for it.  But leave me the wired nunchuk as an option.  Oh and maybe you can make it cheaper too.

[Chozo Ghost]

The cord isn't really a big deal, but it can be a bit annoying when it gets twisted or tangled up. I also just don't like it touching my lap or my arms. It's not a big deal, but I really would be happier without it.

As for eating up batteries, I can deal with that since I've learned to use rechargeable batteries in my Wii-mote already. Besides, the nunchuck component really couldn't go through as many batteries as the remote anyway, because the remote had a speaker and is much more energy demanding.

[Spak-Spang]

I am with Ian, I already run out of batteries with the Wii because it is frustrating to turn controllers off once they are turned on.  More batteries is not what I want.

I would like Nintendo to create a Bomberman like version of that Wii Play Tank game...I think that would be a blast to play.  Even have a scrolling 4 Player action/adventure game with it would be nice.

But the multiplayer is what I would enjoy.  collecting speed powerups and weapon upgrades, and keeping the idea of limited fire and bouncing bullets, it could be a blast to play. 

[Chozo Ghost]

If you guys want to boost the battery life on your wii-motes you can do that by turning off rumble and bringing the volume on it down or completely off. That will save a lot of life on your batteries.

[Mario]

Everyone should have rechargeables by now