This squarish TV remote control from Asahi Electric Corp, Japan, comes with a 30mm-radius speaker. A receiver unit is used to cut the wires while the speaker can assure you (by hearing) that you have switched the channel. 4000 yen ($41) for one.
Image: Asahi Electric Corp | Via: JapanToday

Sometimes you just have to save yourself the trouble of buying some not-so-great third party Wii Sports accessories by strapping your Wii remotes to your own badmintion or tennis rackets using rubber bands and use them for actual Wii Sports Tennis games. But I don’t recommend to use them as guns, for Resident Evil 4, perhaps?

Cost saving Wii rackets via acidmods, Nintendo Wii Fanboy

Your Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree game for the Nintendo Wii can get you a free wii remote keychain. You just have to take a quick survey on the game and Viola!, the Big N will send your free Wiimote keychain to you. Offer only available to US and Canada Nintendo members. Duh.
Ar, and here’s something you need to take note (from the site)…
Wii Remote keychain is not operable and will not work with your Wii console.
I totally agree via Nintendo Wii Fanboy

Don’t have a Xbox 360 Universal Media Remote? Nyko Intelligent Remote 360 may be your answer if you were sick of using the controller for DVD controls or you were not prepare to fork out more than $30 for a Xbox360 remote.

What It Can Do

Control your Xbox 360 plus TV, stereo and other electronics with this single remote
Learns from your existing remotes without additional software or confusing codes
Backlit buttons (the colour is green) are easy to use
Auto power on and off
Requires 2 AAA batteries only (included in package)

Compare to the Official Stuff

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