The Nintendo Wii Console has revolutionised the video games market with it's motion sensing controllers that give a complete new video games experience. The Wii was so favored when it was released that it was nearly impossible to buy for the 1st year but the fab news is that the Wii console is now generally available with inexpensive prices found on the internet.

A great benefit is that up to four players will be able to use Nintendo Wii remotes in a game. It is urgent that all of the marginal devices coming with the Game Cube are compatible for the use with the Wii. Definitely the one that gamers must have is the Nunchuk controller that includes some extra control features used while playing such games as Mario Cart, Wii Fit, Red Steel or The Legend of Zelda : Twilight Princess. This add-on is soon to be the hottest.

Another great feature is the wireless facility which will permit gamers to become more engaged and concerned in the action of the game they are playing. Included with the remote there also are standard controls and conventional rumbling features.

The advantages of a lot of new features are added too.

It works even if the power is cutting off. So multiple players can have use of the wireless remotes for interactive play. If you are communicating with other gamers during networked play you may also play against them around the globe.

Along with just about everything else about the Wii, including its name, Nintendo has kept the Wii specs close to its collective chest. Given they are now out in the open, as well as available to software developers, this could be a good time to take a comprehensive look at the Nintendo Wii specs and find out precisely what you are getting for your money.

The external main memory is 64megabytes of GDDR3 ( MEM2 ) which can be accessed by both the CPU and GPU at a top speed of 4 gig a 2nd.

In a genuine invention, the optical disc drive ( which glows blue ) supports both the new 12cm single-sided double-layer game discs for the Wii console, and the older 8cm Game Cube discs. Inserting a disc mechanically turns the console on, and turning it off mechanically ejects the disc.

It connects wirelessly using IEEE 802.11 or a USB 2.0 LAN adaptor. Mii avatars may also be stored on the web, or downloaded into the controller for transportation between different consoles.

The Wii also has a parental control mode, where the console can be set to decline to play games rated above a certain level, highlighting Nintendo's concentration on the family gaming market. Game discs have their rating level encoded on to them, and ratings are keyed with the wants for each local market.