Nintendo Wii

The Nintendo Wii is a home video game console released by Nintendo in 2006. It is known for its unique motion-sensing remote controller, called the Wii Remote, which allows players to interact with games through physical gestures and movements. Key features of the Nintendo Wii: Wii Remote: The primary controller, featuring motion-sensing capabilities, an accelerometer, and an infrared sensor for pointing at the screen. Wii Sports: A popular launch title that showcased the motion controls and became a cultural phenomenon, introducing many to gaming. Virtual Console: Allowed users to download and play classic games from older Nintendo systems and other platforms. WiiConnect24: Enabled the console to receive updates and content even when turned off, and provided online features like message boards and news channels. Backward compatibility: Early models of the Wii could play Nintendo GameCube games and use GameCube accessories.