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The nunchuck has a small joystick on the top of it. The joystick is perfectly positioned so that you can easily use your thumb to move it around. Moving the joystick to the right makes your character on the screen move right. Moving the joystick upwards makes your character move upwards on the screen. The nunchuck also has a button on the front of it. This button is used in some Wii games to perform small actions. As an example your character might be walking along using the joystick and you'll press the small button to open a door. Like the Wii remote, the Nintendo Wii console only comes with one nunchuck packaged in the box. So you'll need to buy an extra nunchuck if you're going to be playing your Wii with friends and family. In my article on the Wii remote controller, I explained why it was a good idea to buy one spare Wii remote if you're going to be playing games with your friends. As I mentioned earlier, most games need you to use both of these Wii controllers at the same time to play. The nunchuck controller is reasonably cheap (around $20 in the US and £15 in the UK) and is about half the price of the Wii remote. With this lower price, my recommendation is to buy an extra nunchuck controller at the same time you buy an extra Wii remote (especially if this saves on delivery charges). This lets you and your friends play together from the beginning, without any problems. As I recommended in my Wii remote article, only buy one extra Wii nunchuck at this stage. If you really need more Wii controllers further down the line, you can always purchase them later. But for now, one extra Wii nunchuck will do fine. The Wii nunchuck is only one part of the Wii family, you can discover more Wii Accessories here Nintendo Wii Explained Home page
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