Nintendo's Wii U GamePad and console are unveiled, Thursday, Sept. 13, 2012 in New York. The gaming console will start at $300 and go on sale in the U.S. on Nov. 18.

Nintendo’s Wii U GamePad battery lasts 3 to 5 hours, charging takes 2.5 hours. Jeff Blagdon Jun 6, 2012. Comment Icon Bubble. Nintendo is readying a way to transfer Wii games and save files to ...

Nintendo’s Wii felt like a gaming revolution. Unlike its increasingly complex button-riddled competitors, the Wii’s controller was a magic wand. Simply stand and point, it seemed to be saying ...

T he crowning feature of Nintendo’s Wii U is supposed to be its GamePad controller, but you wouldn’t know it from the games that Nintendo was showcasing at E3.. At a small event for the press ...

Nintendo executives say the Wii U and GamePad will Devin Coldewey. Nintendo is trying hard to convince gamers that they should want to buy a Wii U this coming holiday.

Utilizing the gamepad, the Wii U’s permanently installed “killer app,” in a fun and efficient way should be Nintendo’s number one goal with every first party release on the system.

Wii U Pricing. Nintendo is not letting people buy a second Wii U Gamepad at the moment because no games up till now requires one and that it affects game quality.

Nintendo Switch vs. Wii U GamePad Size Comparison: Controllers. Most game consoles offer just one way to play games, but the Nintendo Switch presents players with not just one, ...

While the Wii U library is far from Nintendo's best work, many of its highlights, such as Super Mario Maker, Splatoon, Nintendo Land, and The Wonderful 101, showcase the GamePad's potential for ...

The Wii U console was a bit of a flop sales-wise, but one of its most intriguing features was its unique gamepad. It has a 6.2-inch, 480p touch screen that can be used in several ways.

Look back at some of the key Nintendo-published Wii U games in 2013, and you'll notice a worrying trend — most can be experienced perfectly well without the GamePad.Pikmin 3, The Wonderful 101 ...

The Wii U GamePad is also the only place you can legitimately play NES, Super Nintendo and Game Boy Advance titles on a tablet-style device — something that shouldn't be understated, especially ...