Things That you Should Know About the Nintendo Wii Controller Nintendo Wii Tip! In a real innovation, the optical disc drive (which glows blue) supports both the new 12cm single-sided double-layer game discs for the Wii, and the older 8cm GameCube discs. When a GameCube disc is inserted into the Nintendo Wii, the console automatically adjusts the speed of the GPU to suit the game. There are really many different things that you should know about the Nintendo Wii controller, and this is primarily due to the fact that the Nintendo Wii controller is unlike any other controller on the market today in regards to video games. The wireless freehand Nintendo Wii controller not only makes the games themselves easy to play, but as well it makes them more fun than ever before. More About the Nintendo Wii Controller As well, there are several different types of the Nintendo Wii controller, such as the nunchuk controller, which, when connected to the Wii remote, allows you to get ready as you are about to begin a journey into the most immersive, heated game play experience ever, and the nunchuk controller and the accelerometer contained within it are truly considered as being the next leap in gaming. Nintendo Wii Tip! The Nintendo Wii includes its Broadway processor, a PowerPC based processor running at 729 MHz. The nunchuk is in fact the first controller attachment that Nintendo revealed for the Wii remote at the 2005 Tokyo Game Show and what it does is it actually connects to the Wii remote via that of a long cord, and its appearance while attached resembles the nunchaku. Basically it features that of an analog stick that is rather similar to that of the one that is found on the Nintendo GameCube controller and two trigger buttons then as well. Then you also have the option of hooking up a classic controller to the Wii remote, which is easier for many people, especially those that are already used to the classic Nintendo remote, and this also plugs into the Wii remote via a cord, incredibly similar to that of the nunchuk controller. Nintendo Wii Tip! In all the fuss about the innovative Nintendo Wii controller, it's been hard to appreciate the underlying excellence of the actual box itself. The classic controller cannot however be used to play games for the Nintendo GameCube, and according to the Nintendo Online Shop, the Classic Controller can only then be used with Virtual Console games and it should also definitely be noted that the GameCube controller can be used instead of the Classic Controller for playing most Virtual Console games, and the classic controller can also be used outside of Virtual Console games too. There are many different options here that should be known about the Nintendo Wii system in general, and so if you are interested in it then you should definitely check it out further. Just remember to try it out before buying it so that you can see whether you actually like it or not.