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A flight-yoke-like shell that holds a [[Wii Remote]] and a [[Wii Nunchuk]]. Has points of articulation in the base and the parts that hold the controllers. Attaches to a table with a suction cup. | A flight-yoke-like shell that holds a [[Wii Remote]] and a [[Wii Nunchuk]]. Has points of articulation in the base and the parts that hold the controllers. Attaches to a table with a suction cup. | ||
The two shells/handles can be removed and swapped. I can't think of a game where it'd be useful to have a yoke with two wiimotes or two nunchuks, but if you buy two units it's an option! | |||
I've seen three different boxes for it, and released under various brand names: A-Power, Pega, CTA Digital Accessories, and Ostent. | I've seen three different boxes for it, and released under various brand names: A-Power, Pega, CTA Digital Accessories, and Ostent. | ||
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==Compatibility== | ==Compatibility== | ||
=== | So far, I haven't actually found anything that's fun to play with this thing :O | ||
===Flying Games=== | |||
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! ''Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII'' | |||
| {{neg|No}} | |||
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! ''Copter Crisis'' | |||
| {{mix|Kinda works, but restricts movement (use wiimote vertically like baseless joystick)}} | |||
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! ''Disney Planes'' | |||
| {{neg|Not suitable: paper-plane-type motion controls}} | |||
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! ''Heatseeker'' | |||
| {{neg|Not suitable: plane follows pointer}} | |||
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! ''Hyper Fighters'' | |||
| {{neg|No: Stick for movement, pointer for aiming}} | |||
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! ''Kid Adventures: Sky Captain'' | |||
| {{neg|Not suitable: played holding the wiimote sideways}} | |||
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! ''MiniCopter: Adventure Flight'' | |||
| {{unk|Not tested yet}} | |||
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! ''MySims SkyHeroes'' | |||
| {{neg|Not suitable: No motion control, mostly Nunchuk stick}} | |||
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! ''Rebel Raiders: Operation Nighthawk'' | |||
| {{mix|Kinda works, but joint on the yoke doesn't move smoothly, so it feels restrictive}} | |||
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! ''Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces'' | |||
| {{unk|Not tested yet}} | |||
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! ''Stunt Flyer: Hero of the Skies'' | |||
| {{unk|Not tested yet}} | |||
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! ''Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. 2'' | |||
| {{neg|No. Nunchuk motion control with pointer aiming}} | |||
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! ''Wing Island'' | |||
| {{neg|Not suitable: paper-plane-type motion controls}} | |||
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! ''WWII Aces'' | |||
| {{unk|Not tested yet}} | |||
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==== | ====Flying Games Within Other Games==== | ||
{| class="wikitable" | |||
! Island Flyover | |||
| in '''Wii Sports Resort''' | |||
| {{neg|Not suitable: paper-plane-type motion controls}} | |||
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! Flying stage(s?) | |||
| in '''Up''' | |||
| {{unk|Not tested yet}} | |||
|} | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Latest revision as of 17:50, 22 February 2025
A flight-yoke-like shell that holds a Wii Remote and a Wii Nunchuk. Has points of articulation in the base and the parts that hold the controllers. Attaches to a table with a suction cup.
The two shells/handles can be removed and swapped. I can't think of a game where it'd be useful to have a yoke with two wiimotes or two nunchuks, but if you buy two units it's an option!
I've seen three different boxes for it, and released under various brand names: A-Power, Pega, CTA Digital Accessories, and Ostent.
Compatibility
So far, I haven't actually found anything that's fun to play with this thing :O
Flying Games
| Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII | No |
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| Copter Crisis | Kinda works, but restricts movement (use wiimote vertically like baseless joystick) |
| Disney Planes | Not suitable: paper-plane-type motion controls |
| Heatseeker | Not suitable: plane follows pointer |
| Hyper Fighters | No: Stick for movement, pointer for aiming |
| Kid Adventures: Sky Captain | Not suitable: played holding the wiimote sideways |
| MiniCopter: Adventure Flight | Not tested yet |
| MySims SkyHeroes | Not suitable: No motion control, mostly Nunchuk stick |
| Rebel Raiders: Operation Nighthawk | Kinda works, but joint on the yoke doesn't move smoothly, so it feels restrictive |
| Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces | Not tested yet |
| Stunt Flyer: Hero of the Skies | Not tested yet |
| Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. 2 | No. Nunchuk motion control with pointer aiming |
| Wing Island | Not suitable: paper-plane-type motion controls |
| WWII Aces | Not tested yet |
Flying Games Within Other Games
| Island Flyover | in Wii Sports Resort | Not suitable: paper-plane-type motion controls |
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| Flying stage(s?) | in Up | Not tested yet |
Gallery
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Dinodirect have some demo videos on Youtube:
