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Wii
TheWii console (standard white model and Wii Remote) and official logo
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Creator(s)Nintendo
Release date(s)NA November 19, 2006
Japan December 2, 2006
Australia December 7, 2006
Europe December 8, 2006
Supported languagesJapanese, American English, British English, Canadian French, European French, Italian, German, Latin American Spanish, European Spanish, Dutch, Korean
Console chronology
←Nintendo GameCubeWii U →
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TheWii is a seventh-generation console released byNintendo in late 2006 as the successor to theNintendo Gamecube and the predecessor to theWii U. Its most notable feature is its control system, which includes motion sensitivity and point-and-click features, alongside backwards compatiblity with GameCube accessories (later on removed in newer models outside of Japan). ThreeKirby games were released for it,Kirby's Epic Yarn being the first, followed byKirby's Return to Dream Land andKirby's Dream Collection Special Edition.Super Smash Bros. Brawl, a game that featuresKirby characters, was also made for this system.

Kirby games on the Wii[edit]

Virtual Console[edit]

Other games featuringKirby characters[edit]

Appearances in theKirby series[edit]

InKirby's Return to Dream Land, the staff credits forExtra Mode has icons ofKirby that match the roles of the developers shown. The icon for "Testing" shows Kirby andBandana Waddle Dee playing together with Wii Remotes.

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