The Wii XL is the largest Nintendo Wii console currently available, boasting functionality that sets it apart from the standard sizes. On the other end of the spectrum, Short Stack claims the unofficial title of being the smallest working Nintendo Wii. This mini console is approximately the size of a deck of cards and houses a modified Wii motherboard measuring just 62x62mm.

Despite its compact size, Short Stack manages to retain essential components such as the CPU, GPU, RAM, and storage capacity. To achieve this diminutive form factor, non-essential features like the original power components, USB, Bluetooth, and GameCube ports were omitted and replaced with custom circuit boards directly connected to the motherboard. A 3D-printed case with a sliding side for GameCube controller ports adds a practical touch, while a custom-cut acrylic piece mimicking the original Wii’s disc slot lights gives it that classic aesthetic appeal.