Pelican hatches a line of accessories come launch

[PRESS]You know what they say: If you can’t beat them… accessorize! [insert groan] No, but seriously. All of us here agree that what matters in gaming is gameplay. Heck, a lot of us even say that, in terms of being a next-gen, the Wii console beats everyone else by a mile because of the Wiimote gameplay. And so, we have to make sure that our gaming experience is pure dead perfect.

That’s why third-party manufacturers develop accessories – not to replace the status quo – but to enhance it. And when you’re talking about accessories, one of the giants in that industry is Performance Designed Products (PDP).

They have just announced that they’re going to release a full line of accessories under their Pelican brand to support the Wii. Come November 19, their accessories will already be available on the shelves, with a couple more products set to arrive early next year.

Sad to say, they weren’t able to show any of the products they plan to release. Previous rumors have led us to believe that they’re set to release some Nerf-based controllers, but unfortunately, there’s no confirmation of it yet. The Wii section in their website hasn’t been opened yet, so just sit-back and relax, guys. In the next couple of days, we’re sure to home-in on something.

[PRESS]You know what they say: If you can’t beat them… accessorize! [insert groan] No, but seriously. All of us here agree that what matters in gaming is gameplay. Heck, a lot of us even say that, in terms of being a next-gen, the Wii console beats everyone else by a mile because of the Wiimote gameplay. And so, we have to make sure that our gaming experience is pure dead perfect.

That’s why third-party manufacturers develop accessories – not to replace the status quo – but to enhance it. And when you’re talking about accessories, one of the giants in that industry is Performance Designed Products (PDP).

They have just announced that they’re going to release a full line of accessories under their Pelican brand to support the Wii. Come November 19, their accessories will already be available on the shelves, with a couple more products set to arrive early next year.

Sad to say, they weren’t able to show any of the products they plan to release. Previous rumors have led us to believe that they’re set to release some Nerf-based controllers, but unfortunately, there’s no confirmation of it yet. The Wii section in their website hasn’t been opened yet, so just sit-back and relax, guys. In the next couple of days, we’re sure to home-in on something.