Nintendo Wii console is a seventh generation home video game that is in direct competition with Sony’s PlayStation and Microsoft’s Xbox. However, it has a competitive advantage as Nintendo claims to target a larger demographic compared to the above two. Wii was launched in 2006 and succeeded the GameCube. The Wii cable can be easily connected to the input cables of the television for it to function.

Types of Wii game consoles
The successor of Wii is the Wii U game console that is the eighth home generation video game and is in direct competition with the PlayStation 4.

The Nintendo Wii U 32 GB is the next gaming console that will innovate new ways to play games. The first advantage is that it can seamlessly connect to the television and you can play it off TV also. The Wii has motion control sensors where interaction with the remote becomes easy. Nintendo has larger gaming community audience whereby you can have live chats and exchange gaming experiences with other friends on the platform. Nintendo Wii console has a robust software that is compact and fits in the living room space. Wii is sold at an affordable price compared to its competitors. Another added advantage to the Wii is that it is high powered in its resolution thereby enhancing the gaming experiences. Be in Mario or Splatoon, the processing effects, lighting, and the resolution textures are of high quality. You can also see the update of memory card from 2 GB to 32 GB in a matter of 6 years.

Wii: Capturing the gamer’s needs
Millennials’ demand for video services is increasing, and Wii is providing the needed upgrades that suit casual and kids gaming expectations. Seamless integration, graphics capabilities, and memory storage are contributing to Nintendo Wii console game’s growth. The greatest advantage of Wii games is that it is user-friendly wherein a 6-year-old can use it as easily as a 40-year-old. To add-on, it is a brilliant choice of console for a families game time due to the number of ports and friendly titles.