Hori Fightstick for the Nintendo Wii

Jun 27 2007, 7:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Japanese game accessory maker Hori offers a Fightstick for the Nintendo Wii.

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Our Gadget model of the month Janet Cho features the Hori Fightstick for the Sony PS3.

The new arcade stick for the Nintendo Wii will be released in August in Japan.

Video game exporter Play-Asia has the Wii fightstick listed already for 52.90.Hori has confirmed to IGN (Via Engadget) that the fightstick for the Wii will be released in the United States as well.

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