Discover the Revolutionary Impact of the Nintendo Wii

If we're being honest, we're excited to reintroduce a game system you should definitely be familiar with—Nintendo's groundbreaking creation from several years ago: the Nintendo Wii. Back in 2005, amid the Nintendo DS's success, the company unveiled a new home console under the intriguing code name, Nintendo Revolution.

When Nintendo presented the 'Revolution' at E3 2005, it introduced a compact, sleek design promising full backward compatibility and aimed to revolutionize the gaming landscape. With 101.56 million units sold globally, the Nintendo Wii indeed transformed the way video games are perceived, aligning with the Nintendo DS 'blue ocean' strategy.

Thanks to innovations like the Wii remote and games like Wii Sports, Nintendo appealed to everyone—not just gamers or children. This inclusive approach outpaced competitors like PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, with record-breaking sales in December 2009 in the USA. Nintendo's goal was to reach not only traditional gamers but also those new to gaming. Inspired by the Wii's success, competitors followed suit with Sony's Move controller and Microsoft's Kinect.

Even though the original Nintendo Wii is now discontinued, the iconic games that made it a must-have are still available. We dedicate time to sourcing the best deals just for you. Remember, you may need a Japanese console for these games due to regional requirements, but rest assured you'll find great offers on Nintendo Wii consoles too. Your satisfaction is our priority!