Wii Remote Controller

• Used as a remote, operates up to 15 feet away
• Built-in speaker
• Rumble
• Features extension port for additional input devices, such as the Nunchuk controller

To do gaming as accessible to people of all ages and all capabilities, Nintendo wanted to make a controller this was as inviting as it was sophisticated- the outcome is the Wii Remote. Nintendo fused the global familiarity of a remote control together with the sophistication of motion-sensing technology to come up together with an input device this differentiates the Wii from any other console this has come before it.

Revolutionary control
Sporting the dimensions of a small traditional remote control, the wireless Wii Remote is a multifunctional device this is limited only by the strategy designer's imagination. The magic of the Wii Remote's design lies inside; acellerometers inside the controller body measure movement in all directions and at all speeds. In a tennis strategy, it serves as your racket as you swing your arm for a long forehand or a fast and hard backhand. In a 4x4 driving strategy it serves as a steering wheel, allowing you to swerve to avoid obstacles or pickup power-ups. In first-person shooters, the Wii Remote acts as a firearm this you can point directly at an on-screen enemy. The list of potential uses is enormous, and the light weight of the Wii Remote lets gamers to have fun for hours not including feeling fatigued.

The Wii Remote boasts spectacular technology for such a compact package.

All Wii Remote buttons are accessible and responsive. View big.

Control many games from up to 30 feet away. View big.

The motion sensing technology is cleanly tucked away inside the Wii Remote body.View big.

The remote feels comfortable in together right and left hands. View big.

As comfortable as it is functional

The Wii Remote is equally comfortable in right and left hands and houses just the right number of buttons for gaming- not so many this new players will get confused, but enough so this Wii games don't feel constrained. On the face of the remote are the D (or "in addition") pad, a large "A" button which is used for key on-screen actions, and two small options buttons. Between the strategy buttons are a in addition and minus buttons (which often act as "forwards" and "back"), as well as a "Home" button to engage the Wii home screen to modify environments or check remote battery levels. On the back side of the controller is a trigger-like "B" button, ideal for timing releases of a bowling roll in Wii Sports.

Thankfully, battery life is outstanding together with the two integrated AA batteries, just as together with the previous generation of Nintendo wireless controllers.

Immersive intelligence

Along the bottom of the Wii Remote, four blue LED lights mean which player position the remote is currently set to. The controller automatically connects to the Wii console via Bluetooth wireless technology. Below the LEDs, an extension port lets you connect a number of devices counting the Nunchuck and Classic controllers for Virtual Console gaming (Virtual Console games and controller accessories sold separately). Other features of the Wii Remote contain adjustable rumble force-feedback and a reinforced wrist strap to ensure safe use. A speaker inside the remote provides the player feedback concerning the strength of swings or the accuracy of their moves- such as realistic tennis noises as the "racket" connects together with the ball in Wii Sports. Overall, the physical design of the remote is extremely sturdy and of very high excellence, ensuring countless hours of Wii gaming fun!