The wired version instead features a rumble motor, which allows it to offer force feedback when used with Nyko's Wand Wii Remote alternative.

[3] It was given its final name shortly before its release,[4][5] upon which IGN observed that Nyko had "molded the Kama body very much along the lines of the Nunchuk's curves and ergonomics, and at first grasp the two feel nearly identical.

"[1] Likewise, CNET said that "the only real difference between the Kama and original are the C and Z trigger buttons, which have gotten a nice transparent makeover.

[8] According to a Nyko spokesman, the redesign of the Kama entailed a wider shape, curved Z button, a grooved handle, rubber battery cover and a new color scheme.

[8] Alongside the redesigned wireless Kama, Nyko unveiled a wired version which added a rumble motor, a feature not included in previous Nunchuks, first-party or otherwise.