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Nintendo Wii makes motion the controller
Nintendo’s Wii launches in North America with a motion-sensitive Wii Remote and a strategy built around approachable play.
By MindLabs Desk · Published

The Wii arrives with a simple physical idea: point, swing, and gesture with the Wii Remote instead of learning a dense button layout.
Nintendo pairs that controller with Wii Sports, a collection that demonstrates bowling, tennis, baseball, golf, and boxing in minutes. The software explains the hardware to families and first-time players.
The console enters a market defined by powerful competitors, but its argument is different. Nintendo is selling participation and immediacy, giving the living room a reason to move.
Source: Nintendo ↗