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Wii

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The original Wii console model.

The Wii is Nintendo's seventh-generation home video game console, and the successor of the Nintendo GameCube. Styling itself as appealing to a broader audience than its competitors and predecessors, particularly seeking to introduce new people to video games, the Wii's most prominent trait is the Wii Remote: a wand-shaped controller with motion sensors, allowing for a variety of implementations of more physical play in games for the system. The Wii also supports more conventional controllers for its non-motion-controlled games, with its native Classic Controller as well as allowing the continued use of GameCube controllers.

Only one Fire Emblem series game was released as a native Wii title: Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn. However, the Wii introduced the Virtual Console game emulation service, through which Nintendo's catalog of older games was available for purchase and download; the first five games in the series were all available only in Japan through the Virtual Console before it closed. Additionally, early Wii models are backward-compatible with GameCube games—such as Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance—although this was removed in later models outside of Japan from 2011 onwards.

Fire Emblem series games available for Wii

Related titles

Virtual Console

Every game was only available in Japan

Playable through backward-compatibility

Gallery

References

External links

  • Wii official North American website
  • Wii official Japanese website
  • Wii on Wikipedia
Consoles of the Fire Emblem series
Home consoles Family ComputerSuper FamicomNintendo GameCubeWiiWii UNintendo Switch
Handheld consoles Game Boy AdvanceNintendo DSNintendo 3DSNintendo Switch