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Airplane Controller StandDespite the occasional Wii-related injury, the innovative console has managed to transform the way we play games. Its popularity should come as no surprise, given that it's very interactive, promotes exercise, and welcomes friendly competition. And judging by the wacky Wii accessories I've come across, it doesn't look like the Wii craze is slowing down, either.

Take the Wii Airplane Controller Stand ($15.60), for instance. Seriously, is there really a need for this thing, considering it holds the Wiimote and nunchuk in the same fashion you would just by holding them with your hands? Plus, it's designed to "lessen your tiredness from longtime playing." Reality check: if you've played a video game for so long you forgot to sleep, then it's time to put it down!

Check out the other Weird Wii Accessories I discovered over at PCMag.com.

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