Remember a million years ago when Nintendo first introduced the "Revolution," later to be known as the Wii? It wasn't white, and it seemed multiple colors were a shoe-in for the shiny plastic console.

You can swap your Wiimote strap if you want... Nintendo have announced that they are offering up a voluntary exchange for owners of Wiimotes who may be concerned about the straps breaking after ...

Wiimote Strapgate continues, with Nintendo hopefully putting the whole flimsy diabolical to rest once and for all. The resolution comes with the attachment of a clip that holds down the cord in a ...

A nationwide class-action lawsuit has been filed against Nintendo over the "defective nature" of the Nintendo Wii controller. Filed in US District Court for the Western District of Washington earlier ...

Source: The Mario-centric forums on Gonintendo.com and play-nintendo.com. The official story: Nintendo had not responded to requests for comment as of press time. What we heard: Earlier this month, ...

Colorado resident Molly Elvig has filed a class-action lawsuit against Nintendo, claiming that the straps designed to secure the company's Wiimotes to player's hands are insufficient for the task, ...

Lucky Wii owners take note – Nintendo have issued a recall affecting all units worldwide... for the strap which tethers your wrist to the Wiimote controller. It seems (as if you haven't heard) that ...

Nintendo isn’t ready to release a Wii remote rainbow yet. If you want to distinguish your remote in a Wii Sports party you can do it with a different color Nintendo branded wrist strap. Four colors ...

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Enthusiastic Wii gamers know that it can be hard not to get carried away in play, but one consequence of the fun can be a damaged Wii Remote. With such players in mind, Nintendo on Monday announced ...

is so immersive that games are getting a bit out of hand, literally. Dozens of reports of overzealous gamers damaging TV's, stereos, walls, and innocent bystanders with flying remotes have been ...