Nunchuk Controller
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| Console(s) | Wii |
| Class | Analog stick |
| Cost | Unknown (Please provide) |
| Japan Launch/Current Price | JP¥1,800/JP¥1,800 |
| US Launch/Current Price | US$19.99/US$19.99 |
| UK Launch/Current Price | £14/£14 |
| Other Prices | Unknown (Please provide) |
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The Nunchuk Controller is the primary attachment of the Wii Remote, the primary controller of the Wii. It acts as an analog stick for the Wii Remote as well as having two extra buttons--"C" and "Z".
[edit] Using the Nunchuck
If the Wiimote has a best friend, it's the nunchuk!
Currently, only a few games require full use of the Nunchuk attachment, while many others may use it for an extra arm (Wii Sports - Boxing, Wii Fit) Below is an incomplete list of games that use or require the Nunchuk attachment
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| Title | Nunchuck Usage |
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| Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix | Requires full use of the Nunchuck at all times. Single player game. |
| Metroid Prime 3: Corruption | Requires full use of the Nunchuck at all times. Single player game. |
| Resident Evil 4 | Requires full use of the Nunchuck at all times. Single player game. |
| WarioWare: Smooth Moves | Very few mini-games use the Nunchuck. |
| Wii Play | Is sometimes used in the tank game. Only the joystick is used. Can be used for two players. |
| Wii Sports | Required for Boxing, though not the buttons nor the joystick. Can be used for two players. |
| Bully: Scholarship Edition | Required at all times and during multiplayer mode. |
| Call of Duty: 3 | Required full use of the Nunchuck at all times. |
Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games, Super Mario Galaxy, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Battalion Wars 2, Mario Strikers Charged, Madden NFL 08,and NBA LIVE 08 also make use of the Nunchuk attachment
See also: Classic Controller
