Wiimote prototypes surface, and they’re a perfect throwback
https://www.polygon.com/2018/10/28/18034348/wiimote-prototypes-nintendo-revolution
Nintendo somehow got us on board with a console named “Wii,” but we still like to think of a reality where it was called by its codename, the Revolution. A Japanese auction for what turned out to be the original controller prototypes for the hardware inched us closer to that timeline this weekend, showing off the Revolution-mote that never quite was.
A Yahoo Japan user sold off a Wii sensor bar, remote and nunchuck for around $660 on Saturday; both they and the bidder have since shared numerous photos of the collection.
Wiimote prototypes surface, and they’re a perfect throwback
Oct 28, 2018, 4:13pm UTC
https://www.polygon.com/2018/10/28/18034348/wiimote-prototypes-nintendo-revolution
> Nintendo somehow got us on board with a console named “Wii,” but we still like to think of a reality where it was called by its codename, the Revolution. A Japanese auction for what turned out to be the original controller prototypes for the hardware inched us closer to that timeline this weekend, showing off the Revolution-mote that never quite was.
> A Yahoo Japan user sold off a Wii sensor bar, remote and nunchuck for around $660 on Saturday; both they and the bidder have since shared numerous photos of the collection.