If you can get your hands on one of the original Nyko "Kama"s, that would likley be your best bet. When these first came out, they were identical in size to the official Nintendo one, just slightly larger. They had a small adaptor similar to Motion Plus that plugs into the Wiimote to enable the wireless capabilities.... Nyko actually got sued by Nintendo and lost, on copyright infrigement for their version of the Nunchuk. If you've seen them on the shelves recently, they are likely the newer, and much (uglier) blocky style.

When I first read about this lawsuit, I meant to go snag one, knowing that they would get pulled, and I now regret to say that I wasn't fast enough. If you could find one of these at a store with older stock, or on ebay, you would be in luck.

 

I've used my Kama pretty extensively and haven't really had any issues with it. It's a bitch to find the old ones, as the UPCs seem to be the same. I got one off eBay recently by emailing the seller and making sure the photo he was using for his auction wasn't stock and he was actually selling the older model.

-FTen

 

i have the nyko wireless chuck adapter. you plug a chuck into it and plug the receiver into the remote like the m+. it's never dropped out once. works perfect and very comfortable to hold. it's like holding an f15 joystick i don't know if it works with m+ or not since i don't have it yet.

http://www.wired.com/images_blogs/gadgetla...2807832%201.jpg

 

I have what I believe is the old-style Kama by Nyko, and I absolutely hate it. I bought it under the impression that going wireless was a good idea, but I got tired of dealing with the synching issues. For the most part it keeps a good lock, but often when the wiimote would go to sleep, the two pieces would lose connection with each other. I also thought the Z+C buttons were extremely cheap feeling, and mine rattled around right out of the package. The Kama's anaolog stick moves in a smooth circle, but I prefer the hexagon movement of the Nintendo analog stick.

Basically, after using the Kama for a few weeks, I tried the old Nintendo one again and decided the original is better, wire or no wire.

 

no it's not the cord becomes tangled over time, when your playing games that require you to push the chuck forward the cord gets in the way half the time, you can sit in an armchair arms stretched out very comfortably playing can't do that with cords! use nimh batteries and my chuck stays charged for weeks even after playing the wii every single day.

 

you could get an extension cable those work with motion plus just google wii nunchuck extension cable or something like that and you'll find one

 

I agree... horrible product.. How much do your want for you black one?
I'm damn jealous now and have a new thing to hunt for on the internet.

-FTen

 

Lol a wireless sensor bar has absolutely nothing to do with a nunchuck. It is impossible for it to cause problems. I'm surprised how many people don't understand what a sensor bar is, and that it doesn't even "sense" anything.

 

I know it makes no sense. But I am telling you this is for real. I have shown several people this scenario and it blows their mind each time. It even happens if I take the nunchuck and remote and physically prevent them sending infrared pulses to the sensor bar. Still happens. It must be a software bug with the way the input signals are read by the console. Don't know what one has to do with the other but as soon as I plug in the stock sensor bar the drift problem with the wireless nunchuck goes away completely as it does if I plug in a hard-wired nunchuck. I have not tried any other wireless bars with this chuck, and Nyko doesn't respond to any support related questions either. I would like to see if anyone else has this problem or can verify they don't have the problem with the same combination. I know it has nothing to do with remote because I have 4 of them and 2 of they wireless nunchucks and they all do it (As long as the the Nyko Wireless Sensor Bar is in use).

 

EA Active could benefit from it (since it goes in the little thigh band now and then). It also generally gives you more freedom, I guess. I may actually buy one when Red Steel 2 comes out (since I wanna kick ass with a sword without the hinderence of a cord).