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"From my knowlegde, it was originally going to be the Nintendo Revolution. The Revolution controller had an analog stick, start button, select button, and the "DO" button. The original purpose of the "DO" button was for simplicoty of games so that everyone can play. Now the reason why this console wasn't released was the fact that with only the "DO" button, not many games could be created. Even Nintendo's trademark game, Mario, would be very boring and dull for people because even the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) had more buttons. So they came up with the Nintendo Wii. The reason for the name was so that in every region and country, the name would be exactly the same and easily recognizablesince it was so simple. They also decided to add a lot more buttons than even the Nintendo GameCube had.
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When was Nintendo Wii released?
It took 5 years foor a wii to be created, 2001-2006
What company made Nintendo Wii?
The Nintendo Wii was made by Nintendo.
Where does the Wii come from?
The Wii came from Nintendo, just like Nintendo DS's or Nintendo DSi's.
Who invented the Wii Nintendo game system?
The Nintendo Wii was invented in Japan.
When was the Nintendo Wii released?
The Nintendo Wii was released on November 19, 2006.
Which company created the Nintendo Wii system?
The Nintendo Wii was made by Nintendo.
Who created the Nintendo Wii and why?
Nintendo, for money.
Who created Wii?
Shigeru Miyamoto created the Nintendo Wii in November 19,2006
Who created the Wii system?
Nintendo
Who created the Nintendo wii?
Sony.
Who created the Wii fit?
Nintendo
Who created the game Wii?
The Nintendo Wii is a home console created by Shigeru Miyamoto
Is a Wii U real?
Yes, the Wii U is a home console created by Nintendo
What year was the Nintendo wii created?
in the year 2006
Who inventedthe Nintendo Wii?
Nintendo invented the Nintendo Wii.
Who created new Super Mario Bros wii?
Nintendo
Are all Wii accessories created by Nintendo?
yes indeed they are.
