Wii Sports

Nintendo's 2006 motion-controlled sports collection sold 83 million copies and single-handedly introduced gaming to an entire generation of grandparents. Its bowling and tennis became cultural phenomena played in nursing homes and living rooms worldwide, proving that accessibility trumps graphical fidelity. Compared to the typical sports game, Wii Sports attracted 40% more older players, outperforming #3 MLB The Show 24 in broadening the gaming audience.