Discover the Evolution: Nintendo Wii U

In 2011, Satoru Iwata, then president of Nintendo, expressed these thoughts during the E3 pre-show press conference. Shortly after launching the GameCube, Nintendo aimed to ignite a revolution with their new console originally named "Revolution", but wisely rebranded as "Wii"—a name that's hard not to smile at.

Seven years following the company's massive success, it's undeniable that the Nintendo Wii was indeed revolutionary, transforming how people engaged with video games and attracting new audiences. So, what came next? How could Nintendo continue this revolutionary trend? The answer was the Wii U, offering enhanced graphics while maintaining the core philosophy, introducing the "Wii U GamePad". Nintendo worked diligently to showcase that the GamePad was more than just a tablet, but a revolutionary game controller bringing the Nintendo DS's dual-screen concept to a home console.

The Wii U GamePad's second touchscreen unlocked new possibilities: navigate games on the TV through the touchscreen, use the accelerometer, control via the stylus, integrate the Wii remote controllers for up to five players, and offer diverse gameplay perspectives solely on the GamePad. It represents a natural evolution from the Wii, blending the best of the Wii and DS for an exceptional gaming experience. If you seek a unique gaming adventure filled with fun, the Nintendo Wii U is a fantastic choice.

Moreover, games like Mario Party 10 and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U take advantage of popular Amiibo figures, offering additional in-game content and data portability to another Wii U system. Explore our curated selection of top titles, console bundles, and accessories available on your favorite auction sites. Keep in mind the regional restrictions require a Japanese console. Don’t miss this chance!