
Although the
Nintendo Wii Zapper accessory has been for sale for quite some time now, sometimes spending the estimated $20 or so for a piece of molded plastic is just not doable to many of us. Maybe it's out of principle or funds being used for higher priorities, but if you haven't bought a zapper, here's a solution for you.
This quite inventive DIY'er made a Wii "holster" out of standard
plastic acrylate sheets using a design he made in Adobe Illustrator. Plastic acrylate is the material you often seen used for those see-through boxes on the shelves of many retailers (not blister packs, though).
If you have a Wii game that requires the Wiimote to be held in a specific way and you haven't bought a Zapper to hold it, this is probably your solution. This won't hold the nunchuk that you may need as well (as in,
The Legend of Zelda), but it does allow for the nunchuk to be connected. If you want the template to cut out your own Zapper apparatus,
see this (PDF download). You'll need some small elastic bands and, of course, a sheet or two of plastic acrylate.
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you can use cardboard as well, cereal box cardboard is probably the best.
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I was playing Wii last night and needed to "take a knee" and aim, but found I could just hold the Wiimote like there was an invisible grip on it. Not perfect, and my wobbly knees didn't help, but certainly a lot cheaper than the store-bought variety.
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