See the Wii Remote in pink and blue

by JC Fletcher { Oct 20th 2009 at 4:15PM }

During a retailer conference, Nintendo of Japan announced intentions to release Wiimotes in blue and pink on December 3. GAME Watch has posted images of the chromatically enhanced controllers, which reveal a blue that looks similar to, if a little darker than, the lovely, limited Wii Sports Resort Wiimotes given away in Japan.

When these are released, Nintendo will have achieved a milestone: a different Wii Remote color for each of four players. Currently, no announcements have been made outside of Japan, but with the black Wiimote on the way to North America, and the black system and Classic Controller Pro announced for Europe today, it seems like only a matter of time before all Wiimote variants are available everywhere.

Tags: blue, japan, pink, wiimote

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Santos L. Halper @ Oct 20th 2009 4:22PM

Call me when they announce a "Plasma Rainbow" color.

Junho @ Oct 20th 2009 4:28PM

I like the black one more.
Amazon is already taking preorder, so check it out.

aang1818 @ Oct 20th 2009 6:28PM

Frankly this is already too little too late. I already have 2 Wiimotes with every Nintendo-released accessory/addon under the sun for each one (except I only have one zapper). I may buy a black one later, but I really don't need more Wiimotes at this point in time.

Odds are anyone who would need another Wiimote would have settled for another white one by now.

Adv2k1 @ Oct 20th 2009 5:26PM

come on Nintendo release this in North America and the black Wii's too.

xSHiNOx @ Oct 20th 2009 7:58PM

or you can just import one.

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