The Nintendo Wii, released by Nintendo on November 19, 2006, is a seventh-generation home video game console known for its motion-sensing capabilities. Its main controller, the Wii Remote, detects movement in three dimensions, allowing for interactive gaming experiences. The console also supports the Nunchuk attachment for more complex controls. The Wii features a diverse game library, including popular titles like "Wii Sports," "The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess," and "Super Mario Galaxy." It offers the Virtual Console service for downloading classic games, online connectivity for multiplayer gaming and digital services, and a channel-based menu interface. Players can create customizable Mii avatars for use in various games. The first model Wii is backward compatible with GameCube games and controllers. Its broad appeal and innovative controls contributed to its commercial success.