Wii Chills Out With Nyko's Popular Intercooler >

	2007/10/11 8:18:00: Posted by vividbreeze
	The Intercooler for Wii is now available at retailers nationwide for a suggested retail price of $14.99. Click read more for full press release. PRESS RELEASE Los Angeles, CA - October 10, 2007 - Nyko Technologies®, a premier peripherals manufacturer, announced today that it has shipped the Intercooler for Wii to retailers nationwide, giving Wii gamers the ultimate solution for keeping their innovative console running under optimal conditions. The Intercooler for Wii is the perfect accessory for Wii gamers looking to keep their consoles running in the best possible environment. The Intercooler dramatically increases the rate of hot air flowing out of the vents, resulting in a console that runs at considerably lower temperatures. The Intercooler for Wii clips easily onto the back of the Wii, meaning there is no complicated installation or modification necessary. This patented design also leaves all of the inputs on the back of the console free and easily accessible. For image conscience gamers, the Intercooler for Wii comes in a décor that matches the aesthetic of the Wii itself and can be used when the console is in a horizontal or vertical position. "The release of the Intercooler for Wii marks Nyko's third Intercooler product for this current generation of consoles," said Chris Arbogast, marketing manager at Nyko Technologies. "Due to popular demand from consumers who were impressed with the original intercooler models for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 we created the Intercooler for Wii which we feel will be as equally praised for its ability to keep the Wii running at appropriate temperature levels."
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The Wii doesn't really need a cooler. Nintendo always does a great job of making hardware. I will never forget the Gameboy that surved a bomb in the war in Iraq.

wow i never heard that story. i read about how some hikers took a DS and a PSP up to Mt. Everest i think it said and the DS continued to work but the psp did not!

I didn't even think the intercooler worked for the 360, more like inhibited it, but maybe that was the 360's fault?