Nintendo is launching its brand-new Wii U console in the UK tomorrow and we’ve been up all night scouring the internet to find you the best deals for the new console.
Nintendo has finally launched its new console, Wii U, in America and we’ve scoured the internet to round-up all the first impressions of the hardware, eShop, software and the controller.
Nintendo has finally unveiled its Wii U launch plans a full year after the console was officially shown off to the public at E3 2011. The main headlines are as follows; it will be released worldwide before the end of the year; with America first, then Europe and then, finally, Japan. There will be two versions on offer and will retail around £249-£299 depending on which version you opt for.
While Nintendo actually started their E3 on Sunday with a Youtube presentation about the changes the company had made to the Wii Game Pad - their keynote speech was actually on Tuesday - we'll round-up everything Ninty announced and give you some insight into Nintendo's next generation console, the Wii U.
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