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Wii U is the next generation Wii console which again focuses as much on a new controller as it does on visual horsepower. High definition graphics that looked on a par with PlayStation 3 and 360 were evident but mentioned only in passing. In fact such was the focus on the new controller that for a while I thought this might just be a Wii peripheral.
I don't need another console cluttering the lounge, but I have to admit the Wii U took me by surprise. I'd not felt like this playing a videogame before... read now
Wii U creates novel ways to control games and ups the graphical horsepower. But as with other Nintendo platforms, this is actually more exciting because of the games they will create rather than the controller innovation or tech specs... read now
This week in the family gaming show Loz and I talk about the Wii U and PSVita announcements from the E3 videogame conference, as well as Alice: Darkness returns. Also broadcast on Kerrang Radio... listen now
Nintendo do it again with a magical Wii U controller. By offering a motion sensitive window on the game world that you can move around the room all manner of multiplayer possibilities arise, the question is whether they needed a new console as well... read now
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