Wii U is the most energy efficient next-gen console
The Wii U consumes far, far less energy than its PS4 and Xbox One counterparts.
The Wii U consumes far, far less energy than its PS4 and Xbox One counterparts.
It was definitely a surprise to see Google selling Motorola to Lenovo for $2.91 billion. It hasn’t even been a year since Google acquired the
During the latest investor Q&A session, Nintendo speaks out on Wii U hardware, games, and much more.
Nintendo says that power isn’t all important when it comes to next gen gaming, what’s important, is the gameplay experience.
Newest photo of the Wii U dev kit show the hardware using the Wii classic controller via an adapter.
A video look at the prototype version of the Wii U console and controller.
Nintendo has revealed the Wii U hardware specs here at E3, but only the “outside” stuff such as dimensions, weight, ports, etc. Nevertheless, these are
What we expect from Nintendo and the Wii U at E3 2012.
A report obtained by Wii U Daily suggests that the Nintendo Wii U CPU is based on the IBM 710 Express chip, but is underclocked
The Wii U operating system is set to be the biggest ever seen on a home gaming console, according to a far fledged rumor. According
According to a posting on forum NeoGAF — which tends to post lots and lots of rumors, some true, most not — Nintendo has shipped
The Wii is Nintendo’s smallest home console, and contrary to popular belief, the Wii U isn’t much bigger than the original Wii. We have collected
Last week a few unnamed developers said the Wii U was essentially weaker than the current generation consoles, which added to the confusion over just
According to sources close to the manufacturing and assembly of the upcoming Wii U, it costs Nintendo an estimated $180 to manufacture each Wii U
Here we go again: another day, another developer with comments on the power of the Wii U. This time, it’s Gearbox director Brian Martel, who’s
Up until now we’ve heard many things about the Wii U and its hardware. We’ve heard estimates that the Wii U is about 50% more
The Nintendo Wii U is as powerful as the current generation consoles, according to Darksiders 2 developer Vigil Games. It’s been previously rumored that the
Team Ninja, the developer behind the Ninja Gaiden series, are working on bringing Ninja Gaiden to the Wii U, and according to Team Ninja’s Fumihiko
Nintendo is finally set to release a new, much more powerful console with HD graphics, and many are wondering what kind of technology we might
When the Wii U was announced at E3 2011, Nintendo revealed that they had plans of only supporting one touchscreen Wii U controller. Now however,
Crytek, one of the AAA game developers behind the Crysis series and the stunning CryEngine, have previously said that they’re working to bring the CryEngine
It’s no secret that Nintendo is trying to attract some of the core gamers with the upcoming Wii U, but according to some, Wii U
According to a rumor from 01net, Nintendo is facing some issues with development of the new Wii U console. Nintendo is said to be having
Bethesda, the publisher behind Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, and the upcoming Rage and Prey 2, says that they’re interested in supporting the Wii U only
The National Hockey League (NHL) has been graced by countless athletes whose talent, skill, and sheer tenacity have helped redefine the sport of hockey. We
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If you’re looking for the best Android Phone to buy right now, you’re in luck: we poll our users each month and update our ranking
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Maryland lights up with the legalization of recreational marijuana Starting July 1, 2023, Maryland is putting a new spin on its nickname, “The Free State,”
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