When Nintendo launched its Wii console in 2006, it was Wii Sports — the game bundled with the thin white machine — that brought motion control to the masses. It let just about anyone, from kindergarteners to grandparents, engage in virtual versions of popular sports like boxing, tennis, and bowling by simply mimicking familiar movements with a controller in hand. Eventually more than 82 million copies of Wii Sports found their way into households around the world, making it one of the top five best-selling games of all time. Read More
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