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Image:Wii nunstyle2 controller.jpg|Nunchuk add-on for Wii controller. (again)
Image:Wii nunstyle2 controller.jpg|Nunchuk add-on for Wii controller. (again)
Image:Wii classic controller.jpg|Classic Controller add-on designed for virtual console games for the wii.
Image:Wii classic controller.jpg|Classic Controller add-on designed for virtual console games for the wii.
This has also occasionally been confused to work with the gamecube, or as a gamecube controller.
Image:Wii Wheel.jpg|Wii Wheel is the first first-party wheel add-on and will be packaged with '''[[Mario Kart Wii]]'''.
Image:Wii Wheel.jpg|Wii Wheel is the first first-party wheel add-on and will be packaged with '''[[Mario Kart Wii]]'''.
Image:Wii Zapper.jpg|Wii Zapper is a holster for the Wii controller & Nunchaku and was packaged with '''[[Link's Crossbow Training]]'''.
Image:Wii Zapper.jpg|Wii Zapper is a holster for the Wii controller & Nunchaku and was packaged with '''[[Link's Crossbow Training]]'''.

Revision as of 22:38, 22 February 2008

Wii
The console image for Wii.
ManufacturerNintendo
Released[[Template:UsTemplate:JpTemplate:AuTemplate:Eu]]
Total Games1486 (937 present)
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Wikipedia
Wikipedia

Wikipedia has an article about:

Wii

The Wii was released around the world in late 2006. Codenamed "Revolution" during most of its development, the official name was announced by Nintendo on April 27, 2006, ahead of that year's E3 game show. Nintendo's goal, as stated by their president as well as other key figures, was to "expand the audience of gaming", using with a simple motion-sensitive controller which resembles a television remote (see photos below).

  • Console and controller with Wii logo overlay.

    Console and controller with Wii logo overlay.

  • Console and controller.

    Console and controller.

  • Wii being taken from stand.

    Wii being taken from stand.

  • Console, Wii storage disc, and GameCube disc comparison.

    Console, Wii storage disc, and GameCube disc comparison.

Controller

The Nintendo Wii has a remote-shaped controller. This has a motion sensor and it also has a built-in speaker with a rumble feature.

  • Diagram of the controller.

    Diagram of the controller.

  • Wii freehand controller.

    Wii freehand controller.

  • Five angles of Wii freehand controller.

    Five angles of Wii freehand controller.

  • Nunchuk add-on for Wii controller.

    Nunchuk add-on for Wii controller.

  • Nunchuk add-on for Wii controller. (again)

    Nunchuk add-on for Wii controller. (again)

  • Classic Controller add-on designed for virtual console games for the wii.

    Classic Controller add-on designed for virtual console games for the wii.

  • Wii Wheel is the first first-party wheel add-on and will be packaged with Mario Kart Wii.

    Wii Wheel is the first first-party wheel add-on and will be packaged with Mario Kart Wii.

  • Wii Zapper is a holster for the Wii controller & Nunchaku and was packaged with Link's Crossbow Training.

    Wii Zapper is a holster for the Wii controller & Nunchaku and was packaged with Link's Crossbow Training.

  • Wii Balance Board detects shifts in weight and is used for the new Wii Fit game.

    Wii Balance Board detects shifts in weight and is used for the new Wii Fit game.

In 2007, the Wii Wheel was announced as a driving accessory that would be released in conjunction with Mario Kart Wii in 2008.

See also

Pages in category "Wii"

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