Unlike the smooth and shiny Wii, the Wii Mini is textured and surrounded by a big red bumper pad to give it that "rugged" look, although we don't advise anyone testing out the limitations of it, as it may void your warranty.
The Wii Mini also comes with the top-loading disc drive instead of the slot-loading version we've become accustomed to. Some of the other changes include the lack of Internet connectivity, and missing channels. The Wii Mini only comes with the Disc Channel, Mii Maker, and Wii Manual, and that's it.
The Wii Mini also does not support component output, so for those of you who want to use the cables that your Wii uses, you're unfortunately out of luck. The manual says, "IMPORTANT: The Wii Mini console will not work with any AV cable other than the model supplied."
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