Nintendo WII is Sales Leader of its Generation! Hundreds of game consoles released past decades, but only one that offers a completely new and unique interface and handling method. All supersonic techniques are built into the controller only! While other “normal” game consoles have simple straight controllers, with mini joysticks, buttons to press and if you are lucky some vibration effects. The Nintendo WII Controller isn’t like that at all! I presume you know about the Wii and where it is meant to be. On first sight its just a plain old game console like any other, maybe with a smooth touch. The only thing that separates itself from all the rest is its revolutionary controller. Instead of just buttons and joysticks, this controller completely depends on the motion of your hand. The movement made with the controller the same movement makes your character in each game. So for example you can plan tennis and really need to make a swing to handle your gear in the game, very cool! So whatever motion you move your hand in is copied in each RPG, sports, adventure or other kind. All games developed for the Nintendo WII are based on this new motion following concept.

This great new technology offers a totally different view on games and the future of the game console market. Other big players in this market like Sony and Microsoft need to copy this WII idea or develop some completely new and more sophisticated than this cool piece of game playing. But keeping to the subject this new way of gaming playing makes you feel like you are truly in the game and controlling your character for over 100%. 

If you are one old school gaming diehard and this motion movement crap is all just to much for you, you are able to transform back into history mode (normal mode) with one single button build into the Nintendo Wii. When the Wii console was introduced to the markets, it soon got declared as the sales leader of it generation by the Financial Times, for the solely the feature of the WII controller.

So pick yourself a WII today and find out how it feels to be able to control virtually anything within the palm of your hand. It’s not me but the Financial Times says so:-)