Bundled with every Nintendo Wii, Wii Sports became the ultimate proof that accessibility beats graphical fidelity. Its five sports (tennis, baseball, bowling, golf, boxing) used the Wii Remote's motion controls so intuitively that people who had never touched a controller were playing within seconds. It sold over 82 million copies, making it one of the best-selling games ever. Retirement homes adopted it for physical therapy. Families who never gamed were suddenly bowling tournaments in their living rooms. Nintendo proved that expanding the audience was more valuable than impressing the existing one.