Nintendo Revolution
2004–2006 (pre-launch and E3)
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Wii was originaly called Nintendo Revolution in its pre-launch and E3 in 2004. The O's represent then-called Wii discs and Gamecube discs. It uses the same style from the Gamecube and Game Boy Advance logos.
Wii
2006–2013 (Japan), 2006–2017 (other countries)
In April 2006, shortly before Nintendo's E3 2006 conference, the Nintendo Revolution was renamed to Wii. The Nintendo Style Guide refers to the console as "simply Wii, not Nintendo Wii,"[1] making it the first console Nintendo has marketed outside Japan to not feature the company name in its trademark. The same wordmark is used for the Wii U logo.
The Wii wordmark uses a modified version of the Horatio typeface,[2] with the "W" being horizontally extended. The "ii," while resized to accomodate the changes found in the former character, remain unaltered. In 2013 Nintendo discontinued the original Wii internationally, but they still made the Wii Family Edition everywhere apart from Japan. In 2017 the Wii Family Edition was discontinued.
Wii Mini
2012–2017
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See also
| Seventh generation video game consoles
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| Home consoles PlayStation 3 | Wii | Xbox 360 | Game Wave | V.Flash | V-Motion | HyperScan | EVO | Atari Flashback 3 Handhelds Microconsoles |
