The Nintendo Wii (Model No. RVL-001, USA) is the original launch model of Nintendo's groundbreaking home video game console, first released in North America in November 2006. Known for its innovative motion-sensing controls and family-friendly gameplay, the RVL-001 became one of the best-selling consoles of all time.

Key Features:



Motion Control Gaming: Includes support for the Wii Remote (Wiimote), enabling intuitive motion-based gameplay.


Backward Compatibility: RVL-001 models feature full backward compatibility with Nintendo GameCube games and accessories, including controller ports and memory card slots hidden under flip covers.


AV Output: Supports composite video and stereo audio via standard RCA cables; component cables available separately for enhanced video quality.


Online Connectivity: Wi-Fi enabled for accessing the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection (now discontinued), Virtual Console, and WiiWare services.


Expandable Storage: Built-in SD card slot for saving game data and downloaded content.