For those unaware of the technical makeup of gaming controllers, the Wii Remote’s famously used infrared technology to accurately determine where the user was pointing at the screen. Due to the ...

But it was made to resemble the classic Guitar Hero controllers. It's also powered by the Wii remote, so players won't need to pickup any batteries for this controller. It's unclear how many ...

Image source: Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images Was a bulky controller with a 6.2-inch screen slapped on what Nintendo thought people wanted after the success of the Wii and its sleek, simple remote?

For as long as I can remember, LG OLED TVs — often among the best TVs you can buy — have been shipping with the brand’s patented Magic Remote. And, as a begrudging Magic Remote user for many ...

One of the best feelings as a kid or any Star Wars fan was picking up your Wii remote and swinging it around like a lightsaber as you made you're way through the Lego space-scapes of a galaxy far ...

Accessible controls let players use the Wii remote’s infrared eye to point at objects of interest, then use the nunchuk control stick to move the camera around. A quick tutorial at the start of the ...

An IR (infrared) blaster is a smart home device that sends out signals to control a variety of older home devices such as your TV or ceiling fan. If you have a bunch of remotes scattered around ...

The Joy-Cons possess similar tech to the Wii Remote, albeit to a more advanced ... That's not a decoration, that's the infrared motion camera, or IR camera for short. The IR camera allows the ...

It’s not that the Wii wasn’t powerful. It was just powerful in its own way. The Wii presented gamers with a controller they already knew how to use, a TV remote with a motion sensing system. With ...