Nintendo has finally revealed when they will release the Wii U and how you will have to pay to play. To start off, the Wii U releases in the US on November 18. There will be two different configurations as seen in the picture above. The first one is called the Basic Set. In the Basic Set, you will receive the Wii U system and GamePad in white, 8 GB of internal storage, HDMI cable, and AC plugs for the rather expensive price of $299. The Deluxe Set seems to be more...
In yet another non-numbered and non-traditional and non-insanely long episode of RoSC we talk trash and cash about the Wii U. Special guests Brad and Adam come by to drown you in info. Near the end of the episode we talk less info and go into some deep discussion about Nintendo in general. If you want to send us an email you can send it to [email protected] Follow LevelSave on twitter. @Levelsave First Song was Geno’s Maze (Frost Version) by DLXRevolution Final Song was...
Just like its predecessor, the Wii U is pretty complicated to fully understand. For the Wii, Wii Sports did the best job of introducing players to the Wii Remote and all that it can do. NintendoLand hopes to do the same for the Wii U GamePad. In NintendoLand, Nintendo’s biggest franchises come together in an amusement park with twelve attractions, each one showing off something unique about the Wii U GamePad. At the Wii U Experience in New York City, five of...
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