Nintendo Wii

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The Nintendo Wii is a home video game console by Nintendo known for its motion-sensing controllers and family-friendly, accessible gaming experience.

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Label Occurrences
Wii 116
Nintendo Wii canonical 16
Wii console 5

Statements (71)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Nintendo video game console
home video game console
announcementDate 2004-05-11
audioOutput stereo analog audio
bestSellingGame Wii Sports
brand Nintendo
bundledGameInManyRegions Wii Sports
codename Revolution
colorAtLaunch white
commercialPerformance best-selling home console of its generation
competesWith Sony PlayStation 3
surface form: PlayStation 3

Xbox 360
controller Classic Controller
Nunchuk
Wii Remote
controllerFeature infrared pointing
motion sensing
cpu PowerPC
surface form: IBM PowerPC-based Broadway
designGoal accessible gaming experience
developer Nintendo
discontinuationDateJapan 2013-10-20
discontinuationDateWorldwide 2013-10-20
feature Bitmoji
surface form: Mii avatars

backward compatibility with GameCube software and accessories
motion-sensing gameplay
formFactor compact vertical-standing console
generation seventh generation of video game consoles
gpu ATI Hollywood
hasRevision Nintendo Wii self-linksurface differs
surface form: Wii Family Edition

Nintendo Wii self-linksurface differs
surface form: Wii Mini
inputMethod motion controls
pointer controls
traditional button controls
launchPriceNorthAmericaUSD 249.99
manufacturer Nintendo
networking Wi-Fi
networkService Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection
WiiConnect24
notableGame Mario Kart Wii
New Super Mario Bros. Wii
Super Mario Galaxy
Super Smash Bros.
surface form: Super Smash Bros. Brawl

The Legend of Zelda
surface form: The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

Wii Sports
Wii Sports
surface form: Wii Sports Resort
officialNameRevealDate 2006-04-27
onlineStore Wii Shop Channel
opticalDrive 12 cm Wii Optical Disc
8 cm Nintendo GameCube Game Disc
powerConsumption low compared to contemporaries
predecessor Nintendo GameCube
primaryStorage 512 MB internal flash memory
regionLocking region-locked for physical game discs
releaseDateAustralia 2006-12-07
releaseDateEurope 2006-12-08
releaseDateJapan 2006-12-02
releaseDateNorthAmerica 2006-11-19
salesMilestone over 100 million units sold worldwide
successor Wii U
supportsAspectRatio 16:9
4:3
supportsBackwardCompatibilityWith Nintendo GameCube
supportsGameCubeControllers true
supportsGameCubeMemoryCards true
supportsResolution 480i
480p
targetAudience family-friendly gaming
videoOutput component video
composite video
virtualConsoleService Virtual Console
wirelessStandard Bluetooth

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PowerPC usedIn Nintendo Wii
Nintendo product Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Nintendo Wii hasRevision Nintendo Wii self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Wii Family Edition
Nintendo Wii hasRevision Nintendo Wii self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Wii Mini
Nintendo GameCube successor Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Power Architecture usedBy Nintendo Wii
Guitar Hero platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Super Mario Bros. 3 platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Super Mario video game franchise platform Nintendo Wii
subject surface form: Super Mario
this entity surface form: Wii
Nintendo video games platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Super Smash Bros. platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Luma platform Nintendo Wii
New Super Mario Bros. Wii platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Mario Kart Wii platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Super Mario Galaxy platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Super Mario Galaxy 2 platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Skylanders: Giants platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Mario Kart platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Rainbow Road platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Metroid platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Animal Crossing platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Pikmin platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Fire Emblem platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Wii U predecessor Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Princess Peach’s Castle appearsOnPlatform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Mario Party platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Mario Tennis platformFamily Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Paper Mario platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Dr. Mario platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Sonic the Hedgehog platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Revolution codenameFor Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Revolution codenameFor Nintendo Wii
Revolution laterRenamedAs Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Revolution laterRenamedAs Nintendo Wii
ATI Hollywood usedIn Nintendo Wii
ATI Hollywood platform Nintendo Wii
Wii Remote platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Wii Remote designedFor Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii console
Wii Remote introducedWith Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Wii Remote connectsTo Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii console
Nunchuk platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Classic Controller platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Classic Controller designedFor Nintendo Wii
WiiConnect24 platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection platformFor Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection introducedWithPlatform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Virtual Console platform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii
Virtual Console launchedOnPlatform Nintendo Wii
this entity surface form: Wii