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[[Image:wiimote.jpg|thumb|The '''Wii Remote'''. The standard controller for playing Nintendo Wii games, along with the Nunchuk Attatchment.]] | [[Image:wiimote.jpg|thumb|The '''Wii Remote'''. The standard controller for playing Nintendo Wii games, along with the Nunchuk Attatchment.]] | ||
The '''Wii Remote''' is the standard game controller for the [[Nintendo Wii]]. It resembles a television remote, which makes it unique from other consoles' controllers. It consists of several useful and easy-to-use buttons that the player can get in touch with and be comfortable using. With the [[Nunchuk Attachment]], the Wii Remote is a complete controller. | The '''Wii Remote''' (also known as the '''Wiimote''') is the standard game controller for the [[Nintendo Wii]]. It resembles a television remote, which makes it unique from other consoles' controllers. It consists of several useful and easy-to-use buttons that the player can get in touch with and be comfortable using. With the [[Nunchuk Attachment]], the Wii Remote is a complete controller. | ||
== Buttons == | == Buttons == | ||
Revision as of 17:36, June 8, 2007
The Wii Remote (also known as the Wiimote) is the standard game controller for the Nintendo Wii. It resembles a television remote, which makes it unique from other consoles' controllers. It consists of several useful and easy-to-use buttons that the player can get in touch with and be comfortable using. With the Nunchuk Attachment, the Wii Remote is a complete controller.
Buttons
(Bold buttons are on the Nunchuk)
- A
- B
- C
- HOME
- +
- -
- 1
- 2
- Z
- D-Pad (right, left, up, down)
- Analog Stick
- POWER (on, off)
