Wiichuk
the combination of the wii remote/wiimote and the nunchuk (controller part for the wii). it’s shortened to wiichuk for two reasons:
1. to make it easier to say
2. for quick reference
the terms “wiichuk” and “nunmote” can be used interchangeably.
guile: hey man, what controller configuration do you use for super smash bros. brawl? i use the gamecube controller.
ken: well i use the wiichuk. it feels more modern.
or
ryu: i’ve noticed that all the games on wii sports need only the wiimote.
chun-li: wrong. wii sports boxing requires a wiichuk.
ryu: dammit, i don’t have a nunchuk on hand.
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