Monday, August 15, 2011

Nintendo Launches WiiU Console With Touchscreen Controller That Doesn't Even Need a TV

Last updated at 3:02 PM on 8th June 2011
Touchscreen controller can be used with TV and as a separate gaming console
Nintendo today finally released details of its long-awaited WiiU gaming system - the successor to the massively-successful Wii console.
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The gaming giant revealed its new videogame system which will support high-definition graphics for the first time and a 6.2-inch touchscreen controller.
Although tight-lipped bosses would not say how much the console will cost, gamers may be able to get their hands on the WiiU in as little as ten months.

Nintendo have announced a release date of between April and December 2012 for the WiiU, which is the first of their games consoles to support HD graphics.
The 6.2-inch colour touch-screen will work like a second display, showing the same image being played on the TV screen

And in a move which will please Wii owners, the controller has both motion-sensor capabilities and works in conjunction with existing Wii controllers.

The smaller screen can also provide gamers with additional information while the controller can be used to make voice calls.
The device also acts as a stand-alone gaming gadget and continue running a game on the touchscreen while someone else watches TV. However, it is a 'tethered device' as it will only function in wireless connection with a Wii U console
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E3 2011: Nintendo Wii U: Inside and Out

Nintendo found lightning in a bottle with the Wii, and with the Wii U--the company’s upcoming console--it might have found the bottling plant.
The Wii U builds on the barriers broken by the Wii and takes advantage of a touch-screen-equipped controller that offers you a new way to interact with games paired with a console capable of HD visuals.

To save you the effort and grief of reading through the whole article, we'll just state up front that Nintendo did not disclose many pertinent details of its next system at E3 2011. There's no official price point.

And there's no specific release date. It might come out somewhere between April Fools' Day and New Year's Eve in 2012. The rumors were also correct about the Wii U. It's most definitely going to be running in high definition, and the controller is every bit as outlandish as we were led to believe. Probably more so.