Nintendo - Wii u - Video game console + games

The Nintendo Wii is a console that revolutionized the world of video games thanks to its motion-based controls and its accessible approach to a broad audience, including families and casual players.
Main Features
Motion controls: The hallmark of the Wii is its wireless controller, the Wii Remote, which includes motion sensors allowing a physical and intuitive gaming experience.
Design: The console features a compact and minimalist design, originally available in white, but later also in other colors.
Wii Channels: The user interface is organized into "channels", which serve as a visual metaphor for the different applications and functions, making navigation simple and accessible to everyone.
Extensive game library: It hosted blockbuster titles like Wii Sports and Mario Kart Wii, as well as a wide range of titles designed for family gaming.
Backward compatibility (in the original version): The early versions of the console were compatible with games and accessories from its predecessor, Nintendo GameCube.