A new Mario Kart game is coming, and by Nintendo rule that can only mean one thing — more peripherals. Nintendo has released pictures of the brand new 3DS steering wheel for their upcoming Mario Kart 7.

The wheel goes on sale in Japan on December 1 for 1,280 Yen or $17 ‘merican money.

The big question is how will I use my ugly3DS slide pad if I’m using this ugly wheel Nintendo? How?!

So you just bought yourself a PlayStation Move. You’ve played the heck out of Sports Champions and you’ve raced enough chairs in Kung-Fu Rider — what’s left to do? Why boy a ton of unnecessary add-ons of course!

Interworks Unlimited announced this morning that it was releasing an entire line of of accessories for the newly launched motion controller. That beauty to the right? That’s the Champions pack.  Retailing at $29.99, the Champions pack consists of a table-tennis add-on, a shield, a bow and a sword. The units are made of soft polyurethane foam, so we won’t have any repeats of all those Wii to the eye incidents from a few years ago.

Interworks also announced that they’re releasing the Precision Shot 3  for the Move. You may remember the Precision Shot for the Nintendo Wii, but the new addition is chocked full of new features that actually make the unit interesting to shooter fans. There’s multiple hand grips, so it’s easier for everyone to find a comfortable hold on it (sideways gangster shooting anyone?). The precision shot also features on-the-fly reconfiguration and hot-swappable features. The Precision 3 will retail for $24.99

Haven’t check out our Move review yet? Go ahead and check it out here

LOS ANGELES — NYKO was the best peripherals company at E3.

So what if they were the only one there? They rocked. And they had booth babes. In fact, photo credit for the pictures in this story goes directly to a red-wigged girl with piercing eyes.

But enough about my frustrations, back to games.

NYKO has several handy products available that they were demoing at the Media and Business Summit, including a guitar that works with both Guitar Hero and Rock Band in PlayStation 3.

So pay attention to the wireless Frontman. It also makes the transition from Guitar Hero to Rock Band much easier. The Frontman feels natural, responds smoothly, and looks great. It loved it, and I’m buying one. As you can see, I also look great playing it.

Another product you’ll probably buy if you have a PlayStation 3, the NYKO Media Hub+ is a combination USB hub/media card reader. It fits flush against the PS3 and will allow you to plug all your instruments into smaller PlayStation 3′s without as many USB ports.

NYKO also has cooling products available for PlayStation 3 and Wii that turn on when the system gets hot and turn off when the system cools down — they even stay on right after you shutdown the system to make sure everything cools off properly.

As NYKO publicist Quinn Wageman explains, “if you’re watching a DVD, you’re not going to need the fans, but if you’re playing a graphics-intense game, you will.”

Disclaimer: NYKO was the company that invited Blast to E3 this year. Blast appreciates and enjoys its long-standing professional friendship with NYKO, but reminds readers that it has no effect on our reviews or editorial policies. Every media outlet at E3 this year was invited by another company. Except maybe IGN.