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32 of 34 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Weird Smell at Begining - Not too bad of a case, February 23, 2007
Fun:3.0 out of 5 stars
I purchased the case because it was metal and cheaper than others I perused - I found a screaming deal on another site.
Upon receiving and opening the case it was smelly. The smell did die down after a while to where it wasn't an issue but the delay was annoying. The Wii fits in snugly, I added a ribbon that I use to pull it out. Work very well. The case does hold only two wii remotes and two nunchucks with the power cables etc. I felt the space was the same alloted by the Wii messenger bag. There are two features I really like, the location for the sensor bar has it out of the way and safe attached to the case cover above the games- the fragility of the bar has worried me. The second is that the Wii console is held in by Velcro. If the case does open the remotes may fall out but the console is held tight. I was not expecting to be able to hold 4 wii remotes nor was I expecting to hold oodles of games, therefore the case didn't disappoint. I like the metal construction, I feel I can load it in the car or take it on a plane and not have to worry about things smashing it. The case protects it very well. If you are going to be taking it out of the case multiple times a day it may not be the best thing. For me I like the case and the fact that the components don't move around like the G-Pak.
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36 of 40 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Almost fits, but not quite..., July 15, 2007
Fun:4.0 out of 5 stars
Most of the Wii-ing I do is not in my own home, so a case was an absolute must. I didn't choose the Nintendo Wii G-pak Console Organizer Case because I didn't like the idea of the peripherals rolling around in the larger compartment, and several reviewers mentioned that the "shelf" supporting the Wii had started to sag over time.
The Pro Gamer's case was said to be much sturdier, and that's been my experience so far. The dividers are nice and stiff, and the case itself is a light, yet tough metal that doesn't bend or dent easily. It would be perfect except for the fact that not everything fits.
Here's my rundown:
* the Wii has it's own compartment with a velcro strap, quite lovely
* below the Wii is a compartment which holds the stand and A/V cords, again, quite lovely
* to the right are two smaller, and one medium compartment - I put my two remotes each in a small compartment (so the buttons don't activate and drain the batteries), and in the medium compartment I put my two nunchuks (you could definitely fit more)
* the sensor bar is held in place by two elastic straps above the game case straps in the pro gamer case top
The one thing missing at this point? The power pack. Technically you could shoehorn it into the medium compartment, but at best the wires protruding from it are placed under great stress. It's the type of thing that I could see leading to a costly replacement down the line, so I'd rather not force it now. Quite a shame since the case is otherwise fantastic.
With some more time and tinkering I might get the power pack into the case, but for the time being I'm forced to carry it in a separate bag. So being, the Pro Gamer's case gets only three stars. (Four stars for fun since it's cute and not too heavy.)
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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Yes It fits 4 controllers and 4 nunchucks!, May 25, 2007
Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars
I was looking for a case that would hold everything. All the reviews state that it fits maybe 2 controllers and nunchucks with the wii system and cords. Personally I have been able to fit 4 controllers, 4 Nunchucks, Wii system, power cord, a/v cables, sensor bar, and many games in a sleeve holder. As long as you can place everything in a space saving way you will definitelly be able to fit everything. I've done it many times, great case and a great price.
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