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[[File:Nintendo Wii.png|thumb|A Wii.]]
[[File:Wiimotea.png|thumb|A Wii.]]
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== Controller ==
== Controller ==
[[File:Pm2 whats new.png|thumb|Clay versions of the Wii Remote and Nunchuk.]]
[[File:Pm2 whats new.png|thumb|right|Clay versions of the Wii Remote and Nunchuk.]]
The Wii's main controller is the Wii Remote (also known as Wiimote), which has the shape of a regular television remote. This controller has several extra peripherals, most importantly, the Nunchuk. The Wii Remote has six buttons (plus the Home ({{button|wii|home}}) button, which allows reconnection of controllers, resetting the game and other options regardless of which game is being played) and a D-Pad ({{button|wii|pad}}), as well as a pointer on the front which can tell its own position in relation to a motion sensor (placed in front of the television set) and motion detection technology. The Nunchuk can be connected and disconnected from the Wii Remote and has two triggers, the Z ({{button|wii|z}}) and C ({{button|wii|c}}) buttons, as well as an analog stick ({{button|wii|stick}}), but limited motion detection.
The Wii's main controller is the Wii Remote (also known as Wiimote), which has the shape of a regular television remote. This controller has several extra peripherals, most importantly, the Nunchuk. The Wii Remote has six buttons (plus the Home ({{button|wii|home}}) button, which allows reconnection of controllers, resetting the game and other options regardless of which game is being played) and a D-Pad ({{button|wii|pad}}), as well as a pointer on the front which can tell its own position in relation to a motion sensor (placed in front of the television set) and motion detection technology. The Nunchuk can be connected and disconnected from the Wii Remote and has two triggers, the Z ({{button|wii|z}}) and C ({{button|wii|c}}) buttons, as well as an analog stick ({{button|wii|stick}}), but limited motion detection.


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