Wii Remote Nunchuck Controller without Packing (Red)

Contoured to perfectly fit a player's hand, the Nunchuk builds on the simplicity of the Wii Remote and goes an extra step to meet the needs of gamers. 
The Nunchuk connects to the Wii Remote at its expansion port and is used in conjunction with the Wii Remote.
Wii Remote is a multifunctional device which is limited only by the game designer's imagination.
In a tennis game, it serves as your racket when you swing your arm. In a driving game, it serves as your steering wheel.
For first-person shooters, the Wii Remote acts as your weapon with which you point at an enemy. The list of potential uses goes on and on.
These set of controllers can be used on All Nintendo wii Game consoles. They are universal regardless of where your console is from.

Nintendo Wii remote usage Tips:  

Given all the recent press attention regarding the Wii remote and its somewhat overwhelmed Wii wrist strap, Nintendo has issued a fact sheet style to guide a proper use of the Wii controller. 
The following tips are advised for safe play: 
* Always wear the Wii wrist strap while playing. 
* Keep a firm grip on the Wii Remote at all times. 
* Make sure people and objects are out of the range of movement before play begins.

Other things to keep in mind include: 
* Players should keep at least three feet away from their televisions and dry their hands if they are moist. 
* Remember that the Wii Remote is responsive enough to detect minor movements – so excessive and forceful actions are not necessary. 
* The motions made are similar to real-life sports games, but the force is not.

These tips complement efforts already underway: 
* Nintendo has replaced broken wrist straps for consumers who request them. 
* Nintendo operates a toll-free number and a Website for customers to request to replace wrist straps. 
* All new Wii hardware shipments include new wrist straps and a safety sheet. 
* Links about Wii safety are available on various Nintendo Web sites, including multiple links on Nintendo.com, Wii.Nintendo.com and the Nintendo World store Web site. 
* Nintendo sends an e-mail to members of the My Nintendo customer-loyalty program about Wii Remote safety. A similar message will be sent each week to consumers who register their new Wii systems at MyNintendo.com. 
* Games include on-screen advisories about proper wrist strap use. 
* Nintendo includes an insert about Wii safety with all correspondence dealing with Wii product repairs and replacements.

In the coming week, Nintendo will: 
* Send electronic messages to Internet-connected Wii systems to highlight key Wii safety points. 
* Update the Wii operations manual and the manual for Wii Sports with additional wrist strap cautions and specific game advice. 
* Update on-screen wrist strap advisories which includes additional messaging.