There are tons of different kinds of puzzles, so things never get stale and keep you thinking at every turn. The soundtrack is fascinating as well since it stops and starts and sort of pulses in and out, making for a unique gaming experience that really turns the whole platformer/adventure/puzzle game on its head. The handmade stuff was then scanned and digitized to be animated in the game, and it is freakin' B-E-A-Utiful. The real treat here is the scenery, which is all handmade from cardboard, paper, miniature lights, and motors. The premise is relatively simple your grandfather, the caretaker of Lumino City has been kidnapped, and it's up to you, as Lumi, to explore the city and figure out the mechanisms that make it work, collecting items and bringing them back to where they complete a circuit or mechanism. The Wii Remote should not be confused with the Wii Numchuck, the secondary joystick controller that plugs into the Wii Remote.Lumino City might just be the coolest mobile game ever. The Wii Remote is sold primarily in white while the Wii Remote Plus is usually black, but they are both sold in alternative colors. The Wii Remote Plus has curved text that reads, 'Wii Motion Plus INSIDE'. The Wii Remote looks very similar to it's successor, the Wii Remote plus, except the original Wii Remote has no text underneath the Wii symbol on the controller.

The model number for the Wii Remote is RVL-003, and is located both under the batteries and beneath the Nunchuk port. The controller includes a set of buttons on the top, a trigger style button on the bottom, and a screen on the end. It is usually white, however it is also sold in black, pink, blue, and red. The Wii Remote, nicknamed the 'Wiimote', is a rectangular controller with a set of buttons on the top, one trigger style button on the bottom, and a screen on one end. The Wii Remote is Nintendo's original motion-sensing controller for the Wii console released on November 19, 2006.

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