Wii Fitness Depot

One of the great things about games is the chance to do things you might never otherwise do. Racing and flying are two good examples. How many of us are going to race an Indy 500 car or fly a WWII fighter plane? The Wii lets you do that and a whole lot more.

The Wiimote, containing motion sensors and sound/vibration feedback in a small, lightweight unit, is a technical marvel. But there are still millions of gamers who, rightly so, want the feel and control provided by the more traditional-style device. Nintendo responded to that need with the Classic Controller.

For such a simple device, the Wii Nunchuk offers amazing features. Much of that simplicity is deceptive, though, since this add-on Wii game controller has far more to offer than its simple appearance would suggest.