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CES 2011: Nyko Unveils New Gaming Peripheral Line-Up

There has definitely been no shortage of exciting announcements made at the CES 2011 event this week and if you’re a gamer like me, the recent Nyko unveiling may be of interest to you. The gaming peripheral manufacturer has just revealed its 2011 line-up, which includes a new Move gun.

According to a recent vg247.com article by Johnny Cullen, the new Nyko line-up includes a cooling fan for the Xbox 360 console, both the Raven Standard and Raven Alternative controllers for the PlayStation 3 and charging stations for the Xbox 360 and Move controllers.

The new PlayStation Move assault rifle — known as the “Power Shot for Move” — features a lightweight and ergonomic design for comfortable one-handed play. Although we don’t actually know a price at this stage, we do know that the “Power Shot for Move” will be released sometime in March.

As Darren Murph at engadget.com recently reported, the Raven Standard — which has exactly the same layout as the Sony controller — and the Raven Alternative (featuring an alternative configuration) controllers are available to buy in stores now, with both costing $34.99.

If you fancy buying yourself a charging station for your PlayStation Move controllers, then you may just like Nyko’s 2-port Charge Station for Move or the 4-port Charge Station Quad for Move. Both stations allow you to store and charge your Move and Navigation controllers at once.

The 2-port Charge Station is priced up at $19.99, while the 4-port is priced at $29.99. You can read the full list of Nyko products via engadget.com. Do any of these gaming peripherals take your fancy?

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Written by Tina Chubb

Tina’s passion is gaming news, but you will find her exploring other tech stories. Follow Tina for the latest happenings in the gaming world with popular gaming devices, including PS3, Xbox 360, Wii and portable gaming on iOS, PSP, DS and more.

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