On the Wii tip, Nyko showed off the Charge Base IC and Wireless Kama Soft Touch. Nyko's Wireless Kama Soft Touch is similar to its wireless nunchuk accessory except with a soft rubbery exterior. The Soft Touch features what you'd expect out of a nunchuk and also has a wireless range of up to 3 meters. The Soft Touch requires two AAA batteries and should provide up to 30 hours of gameplay. Nyko has not determined a price for it at the moment.

　　On the charging side of the equation, Nyko showed off a dual and quad Charge Base IC. Both chargers use induction chargers that don't make you remove the Wii Remote's sleeve. Magnets hold the controllers in place while on the stand, and a USB port allows other types of devices to be charged there as well. The dual Charge Base IC will retail for $34.99 and the quad for $49.99.

　　For the PlayStation 3, Nyko unveiled the Raven Standard/Alternative Controllers, the Core Controller, and Charge Station Move. The Raven is Nyko's most intriguing offering at the show, featuring an innovative shape and rubberized exterior. The Standard Raven has the analog sticks in the usual spots, and the Alternative switches them up for an Xbox 360 style. Both will retail for $34.99 and contain Sixaxis motion controls. The wired $19.99 Core Controller is your basic PlayStation 3 controller except with a 9-foot USB cord and does not have motion controls built in.

　　Finally, Nyko had a dual and quad ChargeStation Move setup. Rather self-explanatory, the stands are made to specifically charge PlayStation Move controllers. Nyko stated that the designs pictured are not final and prices have yet to be determined.