As shown in these incredibly blurry photos taken at the event, the device that Nintendo execs are calling the Wii Vitality Sensor, looks like a small plastic sleeve into which you slip an index finger ...

Yep, Ninty's just announced the Wii Vitality Sensor, a finger sensor which attaches to the Wiimote to read your pulse. Details on how the accessory is going to be used in games are pretty vague, ...

LOS ANGELES -- To keep the Wii on top, Nintendo intends to keep its finger on the pulse of the game-playing public. Tuesday at the E3 video game expo, the company showed an add-on that wraps ...

Okay, so it’s becoming clear that Nintendo doesn’t know exactly what to do with the Wii Vitality Sensor. The gadget, which supposedly measures pulse and other vitals from a player’s finger, was ...

Those wondering how the Wii Vitality Sensor will work got some answers this week, courtesy of a patent filing uncovered by gaming blog Siliconera.The patent lays out not only how the finger ...

Satoru Iwata just announced the latest health-related peripheral for the Nintendo Wii -- the Wii Vitality Sensor. We're still extremely confused as to the purpose of the device, or how it will be ...

Nintendo wants to check your pulse. The game maker on Tuesday debuted the Wii Vitality Sensor, a gadget that wraps around a player's index finger. No games were announced that would use the new ...

Nintendo President Satoru Iwata unveiled a brand new Wii peripheral called Wii Vitality Sensor at Nintendo's E3 2009 Media Briefing. Players insert their index finger into the small housing that ...

Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has said the company hopes to launch the Wii Vitality Sensor "not too late" in 2010. Speaking in an investor Q&A he conceded there's work to do with regard to ...

Silence filled the Nokia Theater after Nintendo president Satoru Iwata took the stage during the company's E3 keynote to announce Nintendo's latest peripheral, the Wii Vitality Sensor. The sensor p ...

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