Leaked images have revealed early ideas for Nintendo’s iconic Wii Remote. The concepts come from the same Nintendo “gigaleak” of information as many other recent revelations, as fans continue to sift through its treasure trove of data. Included below are looks at alternative button types, arrangements and names – though all keep the Wiimote’s TV-like remote shape. The first set of designs feature a lime green Wii Remote, and date from July 2005, a year-and-a-half before the Wii was released. (Nintendo originally released concept art of a green-coloured Wii console, though ultimately settled for white.) Discarded ideas for the Wii Remote shown here include additional L and R buttons positioned on either side of the B button, and a TV remote-like directional control ring around the A button. Early Wii Remote designs, including X and Y buttons and a remote ring. pic.twitter.com/4GJKEGgYlg — TV | Dreamers Dev (@lombTV) July 20, 2021 This content is hosted on an external platform, which will only display it if you accept targeting cookies. Please enable cookies to view. Manage cookie settings What appear to be later designs show the remote’s final button layout and colour, though with further experiments for the controller’s + and… Read full this story
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