Team Xtender’s XCM V-Box video demonstration

Just a few days ago, we reported that Team Xtender was re-rolling out their product line of console accessories. Seeing as how some Nintendo Wii accessories are doing quite well in the major market, their bid to secure a slot in the Wii accessories market came in the form of the XCM V-Box adapter for the Wii.

The XCM V-box adapter is for all those Wii gamers who love to game on the go, but don’t have the technical knowledge nor the expertise to mod their Wii into a mobile, folding Wii laptop. This plug-in device shoots into your laptop’s available USB socket, and provides the same easy, clear interaction you can get from a Wii-plugged TV – only smaller.

It’s designed for Windows NT 5.0 kernel, so expect it to run on both XP and 2000. Vista is another case altogether. If you’ve been interested in the adapter for some time now, but just want to see how it works first, check out the provided video below.

Just a few days ago, we reported that Team Xtender was re-rolling out their product line of console accessories. Seeing as how some Nintendo Wii accessories are doing quite well in the major market, their bid to secure a slot in the Wii accessories market came in the form of the XCM V-Box adapter for the Wii.

The XCM V-box adapter is for all those Wii gamers who love to game on the go, but don’t have the technical knowledge nor the expertise to mod their Wii into a mobile, folding Wii laptop. This plug-in device shoots into your laptop’s available USB socket, and provides the same easy, clear interaction you can get from a Wii-plugged TV – only smaller.

It’s designed for Windows NT 5.0 kernel, so expect it to run on both XP and 2000. Vista is another case altogether. If you’ve been interested in the adapter for some time now, but just want to see how it works first, check out the provided video below.