In 2005, when Nintendo unveiled its next-generation gaming console, the company revealed that the project's internal code name was "Revolution." Now that it's set to hit U.S stores on Nov. 19, the ...

The previously unrevealed remote controller, which sold at Yahoo Auctions for 74,000 yen (approximately $663 USD) on Thursday, looks incredibly similar to what eventually launched for the Wii.

Nintendo is publishing a new Zelda game in which Link sports his older look from the Nintendo 64 days. The Wii version of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess makes use of the Wii remote controls.

During the event, Nintendo confirmed the Wii Remote Plus, ... When the Wii was still codenamed Revolution, Nintendo showed off several different colors of the controller in promotional photos, ...

From the good ol’ Nintendo Revolution days, check out these photos of the original Wiimote prototypes. The differences are subtle but a great look backward.

If Nintendo can execute on that potential, Revolution could easily become the ultimate platform for shooters. A Bold Move This concluded the demonstrations. At which point a mix of excitement and ...

During an auction on the Japanese Yahoo auction site, an early concept prototype for the Nintendo Wii Remote was revealed, it eventually sold for a whopping $661 USD. 3 VIEW GALLERY - 3 IMAGES ...

Nintendo today ended months of speculation by finally unveiling the controller for its forthcoming next-generation games console. Looking more like a remote control than a conventional joypad, the ...

Though the Nintendo Revolution was partially unveiled at this year's Electronic ... Its counterpart B button is located on the opposite side of the remote, like the Z button on the Nintendo 64 ...

It would be easy to say now that Nintendo should never have released the Wii Remote in such a limited form back in 2006, but that’s not how evolution of design works.

Nintendo, known for game characters such as Mario, Donkey Kong and Pokemon, unveiled its console, code-named Revolution, in May, and said it would launch in 2006.