Wii Mini

Intro The Wii Mini is a compact, redesigned version of Nintendo's original Wii console, released in 2012. Key Features and Differences: Design: It features a matte black finish with a red border and a top-loading disc drive. Included Accessories: Typically bundled with a red Wii Remote Plus and Nunchuk controller. Game Compatibility: It can play the entire library of disc-based Wii games (over 1,300 titles). Removed Features: No Internet Connectivity: Unlike the original Wii, the Wii Mini does not support online features in games and cannot connect to the internet via Wi-Fi. No GameCube Compatibility: It lacks GameCube controller and memory card ports, meaning it cannot play GameCube games. Limited Connectivity: It removes the SD card slot and support for 480p and component video output, relying on composite video for connection. Price Point: It was marketed as a more affordable, "miniature price" alternative to the original Wii. The Wii Mini (also called the RVL-201 and stylized as Wii mini) is a slightly smaller revision of the Wii as well as the third and final model of the Wii family. Multiple features have been removed from this Wii model in order to reduce the price.