Leave it to
Prince, a
real tennis racquet maker, to make a nice, high quality
fake Wiimote tennis racquet attachment. Their Wii accessory is, quite simply, the nicest, most authentic-looking tennis-racquet-looking Wiimote topper that we've seen yet. Unfortunately, it's still kind of ridiculous. However, if the tiny Brando tennis racquet can
increase the realistic feeling of
Wii Sports, maybe a more realistic tennis racquet can do even better.
Luckily, you won't be paying Prince racquet prices for these sort-of-racquets-- Prince is marketing them at only $15. Maybe we'll get one for some very confusing
Manhunt 2.
{ Oct 4th 2007 at 3:05PM } 
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Jonathan Tran @ Oct 4th 2007 3:41PM
from the headline I thought you meant "The Artist Formerly Known as Prince"
I don't know which is worse, though.
Jeremy @ Oct 4th 2007 3:43PM
I personally think that these extensions that companies keep putting out for Wii Sports is about retarded. Why would anyone need something like this to enjoy Wii Sports? I just don't see the point but maybe I am missing something.
JC Fletcher @ Oct 4th 2007 3:46PM
That Prince would have been more likely to sell a little raspberry beret for the console, or some diamonds and pearls to stick to the Wiimote.
Fullmetal Salchemist @ Oct 4th 2007 3:51PM
I was also mislead by the title and thought you meant "Purple Rain" Prince.
Trogdor @ Oct 4th 2007 8:06PM
Yeah, I too was mislead by the title. But these extensions ae just getting out of hand. Soon enough they'll have a life size Master Sword attachement for the wii mote, and maybe a rocket launcher attachment for MoH Heroes 2. Oh, and why stop there? Why not make an arm cannon attachment for mP3? Yeah, I bet all of those will come out, then Nintendo will probably get sued by someone who's standing too close to the TV and then breaking it with an attachment.