Wii Remote

"Boogie is a music video game developed by Electronic Arts for the Wii, PlayStation 2 and Nintendo DS. Being touted as a party-game, it enables players to create their character, then use the Wii Remote and a microphone to sing and dance through it. Each song within the game can be performed either as a karaoke or as a dancing game. The game is based around an alien theme. It was one of the first games released in Brazil for the Wii."

In this Nintendo Wii exergame, players move their upper and lower bodies by using the Wii remote and a game mat. This game involves more than a dozen fast-paced activities, such as log jumping, river rafting, and a minecart adventure.

Deca Sports is an interactive sports game comprised of ten different sports activities made for the Nintendo Wii. Using a Wii remote, players can engage in archery, figure skating, badminton, curling, and more.

Punch-Out!! is boxing game for the Nintendo Wii that allows players to punch, block, and jab their way to being the next champion. Using the Wii remote and nunchuck, players face a series of boxers they must defeat to advance up the professional boxing ladder.

For the Nintendo Wii, Walk It Out allows players to stroll along at their leisure. As their onscreen avatars, players can walk for miles to the music and rhythm being played in the background. As players’ steps become more in sync with the beat of the music, buildings and monuments appear and the virtual environment turns into a colorful world.

Wii Sports is set of interactive games that allow players to engage in a variety of sports: bowling, tennis, boxing, baseball, and golf. Wii Sports is more entertainment than fitness game; the Wii remote serves as a tennis racquet, baseball bat, and golf club to provide play that is similar to the actual sports.

The forty exercises and strength training games in Wii Fit are designed to help players get in shape and lose weight. Players can engage in yoga, complete a virtual obstacle course, snowboard down a hill, or engage in more traditional exercise routines. The game comes with a balance board used to keep track of players’ movements and progress .

In Winds of Orbis, players of all ages can occupy the shoes of a virtual hero while exploring a world filled with puzzles, spells, and enemies to overcome. Using a floor pad, Wii remote, and nunchuck, players can climb, walk, jump, punch, slide, and otherwise engage in the activities the game character experiences. This game was developed by the Carnegie Mellon University Entertainment Technology Center and is not currently available.