Wii

The Wii is Nintendo's fifth home console, designed for the seventh generation of video games. One MX vs. ATV game is playable on this platform.

Overview
While Sony and Microsoft determined that the successors to their PlayStation 2 and Xbox should be known for their increased processing power and graphical quality, Nintendo chose a different approach when contemplating a successor for the GameCube, namely that it should entertain a wide audience in some novel way. This would lead to the idea of designing a video game system with motion controls that are easy to pick up and play for almost anyone, adding a more vicarious, hands-on dimension to action-based gameplay. Originally codenamed "Revolution" due to its novel concept of a high reliance on motion controls and the resultant unconventional appearance of its controller, this new console would go on to be known plainly as the Wii. It features backwards compatibility with the GameCube, versatile controller setups made possible due to the design of its TV remote-shaped motion controller, an internal flash memory with SD card transfers, online connectivity and connectivity with its handheld counterpart, the Nintendo DS. While the Wii lacked technical competence against the contemporary PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, its innovative motion controls, which allow actions to be mapped to accelerometer-tracked gestures from either arm or movement of a pointing device or gyroscope, sparked a number of acclaimed and best-selling titles for the system that helped it outsell (and eventually outlast) those two HD consoles.

The MX vs. ATV series

 * MX vs. ATV Untamed