Wii Mini Review

Brief Description:

The Wii Mini was introduced by Nintendo in 2013, it was meant to fill in any small gaps of the market (people) that didn't get a chance to buy the original product.

The Positive Points:

-The free Wiimote that it came with had built-in Wii Motion Plus.

The Negative Points:

-This was an extremely dumb decision that Nintendo made. Millions upon millions of Wii and Wii Family units had been sold worldwide, it was a super popular console, and it had been around for over 6 years. There was little or no customers that had not gotten a chance to buy a Wii. And it's not like the Wii was even that expensive. And what's even more mind-boggling is that it was only ever released in a few countries, not including the U.S. So market-wise alone, this is a bad console, and a bad decision.

-Despite being very much lighter in weight (which makes you question the quality, considering the original Wii was already a very light console), it's hardly any smaller the other Wiis.

-It has a top-opening disk drive, and unlike the Nintendo's more advanced form of disk drive, this means you can't stack anything on top of the console, that is, if you wanted to switch games.

-It's missing lots of good features that the original Wii had, for example it can't connect to any internet whatsoever, which means you can't use the Eshop or play Mario Kart online, and it's not backwards compatible with the GameCube either.

Innovative: No

Affordability At It's Release (affordability for it's time): Very Cheap

General Public Rating: Fair

Success: Unknown

My Personal Final Rating: Poop (2/6)