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Read on to learn everything announced at today’s Nintendo Museum Direct, including the existence of enormous Wii Remotes! The presentation began ... As detailed on the official website, digital coins ...

While Nintendo Direct livestreams ... including a giant Wii Remote, a digital card display, and upsized controllers. A total of eight areas can be found on the ground level, with the official website ...

With its unique controller, emphasis on entertainment over technological power, and one of the most expansive libraries of ...

The Nintendo Wii, with its innovative motion controls and family-friendly approach, has left a lasting impact on the gaming ...

The Nintendo Wii, known for its innovative motion controls, offered a unique gaming experience that was particularly ...

Apart from the Famicom, you can also play Super Famicom, Nintendo 64, and even Wii games (with giant Wii Remotes). It looks like there might even be a Balance Board, too. Giant functioning Wii ...

Nintendo confirms Super Mario Bros. Wonder Switch OLED bundle for Australia and New Zealand. The bundle includes the game pre-installed and a 12-month Nintendo Switch Online subscription. More Switch ...

courtesy of Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto and at the very end of the broadcast, an opening date was confirmed. The official launch for this new museum located in Kyoto, Japan will take place this ...

The original Nintendo Wii was not a big console, per se, but you could never hope to fit one in your pocket. Or…could you? As it turns out, console modders [Wesk] and [Yveltal] reckon they ...

And yes, the Wii being represented in the play section means that the Nintendo Museum has created giant versions of Wii Remote motion controllers, and seeing staff members rock them back and forth to ...

This story originally appeared on WIRED Japan and has been translated from Japanese. Built in 1969 in Uji City, Kyoto, the Uji Kokura factory was originally responsible for the production of toys.