Control device: Glove controller
Manufacturer: Mattel, Inc
Model: Power Glove
Year: 1989
Controlled device: Travel alarm clock
Manufacturer: IDEA international (Japan)
Designed by: Ippei Matsumoto (Industrial Facility)
Model: Jetlag
Color: Black, green
Year: 2009
Hard-wired year: 2010
Serial number: HWD-corp-048
Collection: Corporation
Dimensions: 80x100x9 cm
Cable: 120 cm
Power: 3v button cell x1
Set up minutes up (time): D-pad left
Set up minutes down (time): D-pad right
Set up minutes up (alarm): Turn arm left + wave
Set up minutes down (alarm): Turn arm right + wave
Start set up: Hold 3 seconds any set up action
Set alarm on/off: A button (hold 3 seconds)
Alarm off: A button (hold 3 seconds)
Snooze: A button
Light: B button
The Power Glove is a controller accessory for the Nintendo Entertainment System, and the first peripheral interface controller to recreate human hand movements on a television or computer screen in real time. The Power Glove wasn't popular and was criticised for its imprecise and difficult-to-use controls. The Power Glove laid the foundation for the Wii Remote controller for the Wii console. The Power Glove was prominently shown off in the Nintendo-produced film The Wizard, memorably wielded by antagonist Lucas Barton (Jackey Vinson), whose smug boast, "I love the Power Glove. It's so bad!" became an internet meme years later.