Nintendo Wii U, 10 Years Later - Retrospective Review 

Something I forgot to mention in the video that's pretty cool- following poor sales of the Wii U, Nintendo Execs actually took pay-cuts, with President Satoru Iwata himself taking a 50% cut in 2014. Just a level of accountability you don't usually see in any industry, thought that was worth a mention. Also, to clarify- Nintendo Network Premium was a loyalty program, but online itself was free. My explanation wasn't clear. Thanks to those who pointed this out!

It breaks me heart that Iwata-san never got to see the immense success of the Switch. He personally took responsibility for the WiiU’s failure and cut his down salary so his employees wouldn’t go without a paycheck due to low sales. The gaming community lost an old Giant and legend in gaming with his passing 😢

Props to Nintendo for supporting the Wii U even though if was failing. I wish Sony did the same thing for PS Vita.

I got the Wii U in 2016, so I missed a lot of the initial online stuff like TVii and Miiverse, but I had a lot of fun playing with friends on Nintendo Land and super Mario 3D world

The WiiU does stand up like the Wii you just have to have the 2 little stand/legs it came with. I love the WiiU! Got me back into Nintendo console gaming and most first party games are still so beautiful

The battle between Reggie and Iwata will always be my favorite moment of the Wii U/3DS era.

The Wii U is a University add-on that turns the Wii into an educational device where you can earn a Wii Degree, and that's canon.

I got an AMAZING deal on a Wii U a few years back. I wanted to play Windwaker HD and 3D World, so I searched on Craigslist for like 5 minutes. I ended up buying it from some guy 30 minutes later, who’s kids moved away for $70 total. Get this: It was the 32gb version, came with 10 games (including the 2 I wanted), 2 wii remotes, and a pro controller. It was well worth it, and I still live my Wii U, even if I don’t play it all that often anymore.

Personally, one of the most underrated consoles! I had enjoyed a lot thanks to WiiU.

Despite its flaws, I still have a heart for the Wii U. Years later and I still love it. ❤

I was actually one of those rare kids that actually wanted a Wii U so bad back in 2014. And even tho I didn't get to play that many games at that time I still ended up making a ton of memories with that console.

I’ve owned a Wii U since November 2013. It’s still my main console going into 2022. Beat Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor’s Edge and 100%’d Super Mario 3D World on it this year; it’s been a blast and I still play it often.

I really enjoyed my experience with this system, the lack of third party support made Nintendo really put their all into the first party titles.

I love my wii u! It was the first system I bought after my house fire where I lost most of my video game collection in 2012. So it means a lot to me. Great video!

Really enjoyed the Wii U. The controller and console felt heavy and substantial. The graphics felt like a major improvement. And Mario Kart 8 was one of the most fun, most replayable games of all time. Worked perfectly with the motion controls.

Man, I wonder what could've been if the Wii U was successful. Like I love pretty much everything about it, I love the Miiverse, I love how it had a console and a tablet that you can use in your room while the console is connected to the TV. I love the time before everyone had smartphones and this stuff was like magic almost, it's like primitive times nowadays, but it's such a charming time too. Like everything from the DS to the Wii U, that whole era had such a charming feel to it. I don't know how to explain it, I just love that era of technology where it's before everyone is connected online, but you still could feel the connection to other people with stuff like streetpass or miiverse or whatever. I know it's not practical at all, but I just love that feeling and love thinking about what the world would've been like if that was a normal thing. I can't really get over that feeling I have for it, nor do I know how to explain it still after throwing up all of this text just rambling about this lmao. But hopefully someone who reads this understands what I mean, I wish I got to experience that time more, and I really really miss that time.

Satoru Iwata was a legend. His presentations and silly jokes were what kept me a Nintendo fan.

As a person who owned the Wii U from 2014 onward, it’s was great honestly (until 2016, but my parents [i was a teen at the time] never bought me more games anyways). I had bought a Wii U for Smash Bros and Mario Kart since I didn’t owned the ones on Wii and I would get the chance to get new games with the console. They where really fun, even took the console with me during my senior year of high school when I had free time to play Smash for Wii U’s 8 player smash with 7 others (it was ideal cause people who had the 3DS version of Smash could connect their 3DS’ to the Wii U to use as a controller).

I remember when I bought my Wii U, the switch came out a month or so later. But, I had the most fun with the Wii U than any other console. Mainly beacause of Super Mario Maker.

From what I read in articles during the Wii U's lifetime, the lack of third party support was due to, well, lack of support form Nintendo. Apparently they were working on the console right up until the 11th hour. Dev kits came out late, and documentation just wasn't there. Any questions Western devs had had to be translated into Japanese and back. Which really slowed things down. With the lackluster sales early on, I think a lot just determined it wasn't worth their time. This has been an issue with Nintendo for a very long time. Even the Wii and DS, despite their popularity, had a lot of low effort third party content. Furthermore, the Wii U, while on paper more powerful than the 360 and PS3, was using an extremely slow and dated CPU architecture. So it really had to lean on its GPU. Which I think made ports from 7th gen consoles too complicated. Despite its shortcomings, I still think it's one of Nintendo's best systems. It had a better concept than the Wii, who's gimmick ended up being little more than a fad. It's the only system that really did second screen right. It also had one of the strongest first party libraries. I just needed more content to fill in those gaps. Something Nintendo learned from and addressed with the Switch.

14:02 The WiiU _can_ stand upright, originally it came with two little plastic stands in the box that you can place it on and make it stand upright.

I keep going back to my Wii U for one game: Xenoblade X. It’s such a gorgeous game and hard to believe it’s running on a Wii U. Really wish they’d port it to the Switch-it’s mind-blowingly gorgeous.

The wii u was stepping stone to what would become the switch. I don't regret owning both of them. Thank you nintendo

Still have and play on my WiiU. I love how the gamepad fits in my hands it just feels right. More of a library for retro game system games. Also it's the only thing that can turn my TV on and off. Lol.

I had the Wii and Wii U,and the Wii U is as amazing as its older sibling. Even tho,it don’t get the love it deserves. It has amazing games,Virtual Console and more. The Wii U is a console I love,and has features that the Switch lacks.

Still have a Wii U and use it often. Wonderful machine. True, it was hard being a Nintendo fan at an era where Nintendo was no longer cool, but I got many of my high school friends to enjoy it and wanting to come home to play Mario Kart 8 or Black Ops 2 after class. Excellent memories.

I still have my WiiU, enhanced it with somme, let's say : "additional functions" and am able to play a large variety of games through my WiiU. This sytems was very fun, too bad it didn't have the success it deserved... Fortunately (or not) the Nintendo Switch tried to clean that bad moment. *Great video* btw !

I've been using my Wii U so much over the last few weeks. Ever since I had it I've had problems with the gamepad having a stable connection, and a few weeks back I resolved to fix it. After some research, it turns out it was the 5Ghz wireless band being put out by my router that was causing the issue, so I turned the band off (opting to use the 2.4Ghz band only) and it's played practically flawlessly ever since. It's an amazing emustation, it has an amazing library, and feels more like a Nintendo console than the Switch. It's awesome.

I love the Wii U. I actually got one as a Christmas present in 2013, and it's still the only major gaming gift I've ever received for the holiday. What made me want it was watching a game play demonstration of The Wonderful 101 at an E3 event, and seeing how cool it looked. I didn't feel like Nintendo let me down with the Wii, so I looked forward to the Wii U. I have so many hours into the console, across a lot of games. New Super Mario Bros U (I got the NSMBU/NSLU bundle), DuckTales Remastered, The Wonderful 101, Bayonetta 2, ZombiU, Freedom Planet, Shantae and the Pirate's Curse, Shovel Knight, Donkey Kong Tropical Freeze, Mario Kart 8, Injustice: Gods Among Us, Axiom Verge, Xenoblade Chronicles X, and more. I still have mine hooked up, and I'm thinking about deleting my ZombiU save file and starting fresh. I also bought a 2nd Wii U, pre-modded, earlier this year, to hook up to my other TV, so I can play around with that. I'm definitely in the minority, both being a Wii U owner, but also an enthusiast for the console, but it has definitely been a great system for me over the years.

Still got my WiiU hooked up to my main TV, it's an awesome machine! Still playing it, with all the great Virtual Console games And now, I'm finding loads of games for like £10 or less!

One of the only Wii-U games that’s hasn’t been ported yet is that Star Fox game. Also, hilariously, after Metroid Dread was announced, the Wii-U had a brief, yet sudden gain in sales on virtual console games such as Metroid: Zero Mission, Metroid Fusion, and Metroid Prime Trilogy.

I remember always standing in the middle of my living room having a blast with mario kart wii, since i was little and the tv was big it felt like i was playing in a movie theater and now that i am really tall i can never get that feeling again

The Wii U is so worth it in 2021!! In this day of PS5 or XBOX Series X/S, 4K gaming, Ray Tracing, overpriced memory, etc... it's refreshing to go back & play the Wii U & still have lots of fun

People are always going to remember the Wii, but the Wii U deserves a lot of attention for being quite Innovative in 2012. While it's overshadowed by it's older brother the Wii, and the current generation Nintendo Switch, the Wii U just stands as one of my favorite consoles ever, along with the Xbox 360 E (which is another "obscure" console you covered).

This was so well put together, & your voice is really relaxing!

Last year after years without even starting up I decided to unlock my Wii U. It's the console I most played in 2021. I put Nintendont and can play all games from Nintendo from the Nes to WII U. Since the console was a failure I could buy games for real cheap, now the price of these games have mooned. My GF plays Mario Kart and Captain Toad every day. It's amazing to play with 4 people with my PS3/PS4 controllers.

I still think they should have called it Super Wii (ala SNES). I think that would have really helped people understand it was a new console and would have driven sales much higher!

I got the Wii U for Christmas in 2014 when I was only 6 years old. I really love it and used it almost daily, well until my gamepad broke. The Wii U is still usable without it but now I can't do most stuff like homebrew cause you need a gamepad. Other than that, man, I loved that console, still play it at most times, have a huge collection of games, and still have it to this day! :)

I remember wanting a Wii U so much as a kid. All my friends had one and I honestly wanted it more for the games. I got a new 3ds on launch but I always wanted the Wii U for splatoon, 3d world and mario party. But I still had a blast whenever I went to my friends’ houses and played on theirs.

Great work on the in-depth look back at the Wii U. I actually DID just pick one up for a good deal on the used market, solely because the virtual console is closing down, and this is the ultimate Zelda machine. Being able to get WindWaker HD, Twilight Princess HD, (BotW if you so choose) and the Minish Cap, Spirit Tracks, Phantom Hourglass, this console is just what I need to complete my collection (more affordably than purchasing hard-copies of these games).

Fun fact this is my favourite console yet with the ebay sales it actually solds way more and people buy wii u even today from ebay

I got a Wii U for its exclusives, and so I could play regular Wii titles without buying a second console. I love it. The gamepad alone makes it more convenient for me to play.

Loving this video! So well presented and thought out!

Very well written and quite entertaining. I watch a lot of gaming history videos and content and I was throughly entertained on this one, GREAT JOB. I just subscribed 💥 💥

Rayman Legends is probably my favorite platformer of all time, certainly if you don't count Mario games. The WiiU version is the best version, too! There are entire stages built around navigating a secondary character using the touch screen, and those sections don't play *nearly* as well on other iterations of the game. Great video! The WiiU was the console my son and I played the most together, and I still have fond memories even though it doesn't get used as often these days. (Nintendo Land still gets the occasional bootup, though; it's great for couch co-op!) ;)

I recommend buying a Wii U in spite of the conclusion of this video. The older the system gets the more gamepads will disappear making them valuable to collectors and gamers. Since gamepads are a necessity to make the Wii U operate and Nintendo never manufactured them separately they will become console collecting gold. Also batteries for the Gamepads are plentiful on Amazon if you need to replace them and Nintendo thankfully made them easy to replace. Another reason is that since a lot of first party games are rereleased on Switch at ridiculous price points that never seem to drop in price, the Wii U versions are much cheaper in used stores or online and just as fun. Also the Wii U game store is still being supported and there's still online deals for digital content.

Great retrospective! I was one of the few that bought the system in its original run, and I’m so glad I held onto it. Now when my nephews come over it’s a great system to boot up and play some family friendly multiplayer games with. That and I don’t really want them touching my PS5 yet ‘til they get a bit older! Lol

Looking back the Wii U was even better than I remember it. I never disliked it like everyone seemed to but I was happy with it. A lot of its great games have been ported to the Switch but its method of playing old games is still substantially better even though the Switch is almost 5... And no matter how many systems they eventually add to it, at least I can always own the games on Wii U and not pay some stupid subscription for the sake of convenience.

The WiiU does have the best emulator and 3rd party software (not games but for emulation accessory programs) support imo. If you have a home brewed Wii U you can even generate a working online account that you can use on an emulator

The Wii U is my favorite console of all time Me and my brother got the white one with skylanders swap-force. me and my brother spent a ton of hours playing on Wii U as during most of the 8th generation we had a Wii U and PS3 (we got a switch in 2017, PS4 in 2018, and PS5 in 2021 which is what I play on now) My favorite games we have on Wii U were smash Wii U, Mario maker, Pikmin 3, and skylanders swap-force (at my dads house, he also had a black Wii U with mario 3D world, just dance 4, yoshis wooly world) we also had a Wii before the U so we played a lot of our Wii games along side the U. I don’t play with it any more but It has given 6 to 10 year old me so many memories and reminded me of the golden age of toys, games, and electronics (between 2006 to 2016)

I mostly use my Wii U now as a remote control. For me that was the most practical function.

I love the Wii U because of the modding capabilities. Great video!

Regretted selling my Wii over a decade ago so I got my Wii U earlier this year for $160 (including the game pad, pro controller, 2 Wii controllers + nunchucks, and Smash Bros and other great games). Needless to say, it’s been one of the best purchases I’ve ever made! Thanks to the Virtual console and the OG Wii emulation, you can play almost every Nintendo home console video game on it! The Pro controller has a great battery life and feels amazing in your hands (like a more comfortable Xbox controller), making gaming even more of a blast! I also love how the Wii interface is EXACTLY like it was on the original Wii, including the sound effects, background music, and animations. The only drawback (besides the poor battery life of the game pad and the limited selection of Wii U games) is that you can’t play GameCube games on it, without modding and installing homebrew. That’s the biggest feature that’s lacking from the original Wii. Other than that, it’s the perfect console for gaming with family and friends.

The wii u is one of my favorite game consoles. The games are great and some games make good use of the game pad. You have a great controller and see all weapons, spells on the pad.

I love my Wii U and my niece and nephew have always like it and still play it. Such an underrated system.

The wii u became a rare jewel after the modders put a hand on it, I own a modded Wii u and have almost all the original catalog+ a lot of Wii/GCN/N64 games running natively+ the emulators for the 16 bit era Practically is a console to play for all your life

You know, this is actually the first time I asked myself how the gamepad worked. For me it's always worked, I've never wondered how, I just lift it off the charging dock, press menu, select the game and start playing. Never stopped to think what kind of communication with the console it had. Nintendo making things that just work.

Nice video. I bought a Wii U Deluxe with Mario 3D world and Nintendoland during boxing week 2013 when there was a price drop and stuck with it right until I got my Switch in 2019. I had a lot of fun with NES Remix 1+2 along with most of the games now ported to Switch. I remember thinking at the time "I wish Nintendo would ditch the a la carte model of the Virtual Console and bring in a subscription service"...I got my wish, and we all know how that has turned out...now I miss the VC so much.

2014 Wii U owner here. This has to be my favorite console ever made besides the original Wii. I saw RU-vid and pretty much the whole internet for the first time on the Wii Us internet browser and it’s games kept me entertained and happy even during the 2016 nightmares but it was so good in its day

I have very fond memories of the Wii U. Smash 4 was a huge part of those years, I made many friends and many memories from that alone. Its not my favorite Nintendo console but its far from my least.

The Wii U and the Ps Vita are truly hidden gems. On their own they are great with an insane library of good games The Wii U has mostly good games, access to the entire original Wii library, and the Virtual Console (most of the classic Nintendo games from back in the day). I dont plan on modding mine, but those who do have said that it makes the console even more awesome

I loved using the Wii U back in its prime, my favourite present from 2014

Thanks for reviewing this thing and adding some more contend around I fell in love with the system around 2 years ago now and it's become my favourite console after the N64 Aside from.being able to play Wii games with ease it'd have been the ultimate backwards compatible console if there was a revision that is able to also play those old Gamecube games and had a slot somewhere in console or PAD for playing those DS / 3DS cartridges too as it shares a common network for E-Shop as well Wish I wouldn't have ignored the system so long before but I certainly had to get myself a Wii U while I wanted to play my old Wii Games again after a long period of abandonment when my old Wii went broke As with fading durability of E-Shop support I really already spent a lot if effort and credits into gaining the best amount of worthy games from the store and it's so worth it I do not regret of owning a second console for space enhancement and a third one being modded for retrogaming and other experimental stuff Collecting for Wii U might be a bit expensive and tedious but it's a nice system to collect for My favourite desires would be a couple more new Wii U E-Shop Games and a final patch that allows to use a second PAD for Co-Op/Multiplayer games and enable free choice of controling methods for all available for every Wii U compatible input device and games that where ever released Greetings from Germany

I just bought my first Wii U this past week. I’m loving it. I can’t believe how good it is.

I love your videos man! so detailed and straight to the point they are fascinating to binge watch.

Arkham City Armored edition was amazing on Wii U, and 007 Legends. Also backward compatibility is great to play all the Wii games on an HDTV. Excellent system imo. Having a controller with a screen is so innovative and alot of fun I think.

This was a great video and it confirmed some of the things that I had been thinking. Luckily, the deluxe games for Switch do include some enhancements, and I can play them away from the house, but I never bought a Wii, so the Wii U was perfect for me. I bought it only after I had lost my job and it was a retail therapy experience.

I love the Wii U, still have games to play and really really loved the Miiverse, was quite sad to see it go. It had been my console and media center for the years I have lived abroad and will always had a special place in my heart.

I Used to own Wii U back in the day and I have blast with that system, mainly with Super Mario 3D World and Nintendo Land. It honestly one of my second favorite of all time.

Great video! I fell for the wii u right when the pandemic started. Never owned one, a wii or a switch up to that moment, but was in the mood of playing Breath of the Wild and Mario Kart 8, and I just happened to find a used wii u for around 70 bucks. Up to this day, I use it often for all the reasons you mentioned in the video, but specially for its wii games capability: it's not just that you can play wii games, or that you can play them in HD. It's also the fact that using a nunchuck and a wiimote to play Mario Galaxy, Resi 4, or Speed Racer, is just amazing. This became specially striking when later on I bought a switch and played RE4 and Galaxy in it. While the switch pro controller is all well and good, Nintendo doesn't get enough credit for how revolutionary they were when it comes to the wiimote, the nunchuck, or the wii u game pad - they just feel right in your hands when it comes to playing several games. It's still my favorite recent console for Nintendo experiences, as I use the switch more than anything else for indie or text-heavy (RPGs and point-and-click) games that I want to enjoy in the portable mode.

Hah! I completely randomly was in NYC and walking by Nintendo World the day of the release and spoke with Triforce Johnson (the first person to buy a Wii U) not too long before Reggie handed him the console. Almost forgot about it before watching this, so thanks for the refresher!

I had to like and comment. It's the least I can do for you creating almost an hour long video. I love it.

Bought it a year ago, 65 euros as new with tons of accessories, plugged a 1tb hdd and bought a 2 usb cord (powerconsumption wise). Now i've got all games on it and it's a lot of fun for such a small price.

The Wii U fan community is pretty big and pretty passionate in 2021 and why can be summed up in two words: "hacked" and "stacked." The Wii U is a beast once you unlock its potential. Things like Retroarch and Nintendon't have meant a Wii U can and does play hundreds if not thousands of games ranging from Atari 2600 in the late 1970s to Wii U originals in the 2010s. That's pretty impressive.

Good video, thanks for making! Couple of notes, WiiU can be mounted either vertical or horizontal. Console was provided with a pair of feet to allow the vertical mount; You mentioned FIFA 14 was on the Wii, which means it WAS on the WiiU (backward compatibility), it was a similar problem the Amiga faced with the ST. Easier to write a game for the lesser hardware than to delay the launch to make specific improvements for the limited number of users owning the better equipment.

0:52 I love how they have a Wii U in the ad.

i still have my wii u, and i just finished Twilight Princess recently in august ! i wish it was as popular as it was set out to be, it had so much potential.

I put in probably over 24 hours homebrewing my wii u and now its probably my most used console! Wii u games + flawlesslly and natively ran Wii and Gamecube games. Emulators for pretty much every major nintendo console/handheld besides the 3ds/switch. Also emulates atari, mame etc...

Sick vid! Really enjoyed it

This is very much appreciated! Great job!

I love my Wii U I still play it to this day. I ended up picking up my Wii U when Zelda wind waker HD edition Wii U. And the thing I've been doing lately is downloading tons of games from the eShop on my Wii U.

Hello! I wanted to say how much I enjoyed watching this video, especially as someone who got a Wii U as my first ever console. I got the black version bundled with Nintendo Land back in 2015, I also got Kirby's Return To Dreamland, Super Mario Galaxy, and Kirby's Epic Yarn (Yes, all Wii games lol, I think the only Wii U game I had initially was Nintendo Land.) Later on I got Splatoon, Pikmin 3, Mario Kart 8 and more. I remember having a fun time with my Wii U, but back then I was 10 years old and completely unaware of the existence of Xbox and Playstation lol. Also, the way you edit and create your videos are extremely enjoyable, I had so much fun watching the big video you made on the history of Apple's iPod. You're videos are awesome and I love watching your content!

I remember back in 2009, we went to a family member’s house to visit and I fell in love with playing Wii Sports

Easily my favorite feature of my homebrewed Wii U is the ability to play unsupported DS titles on the system using ROM injection. I took Brian Age and turned it in to Dementium: The Ward, it's great! The Wii U really starts making sense once you realize it's an oversized DS in disguise, arguably the best DS available due to the extended feature set that the official Nintendo emulation+hardware provides. Plus, it makes capturing DS gameplay footage extremely simple, just plug the HDMI into a capture card and you're set! 😁👍

I just always assumed Wii and Wii U were the same thing. Thus always totally ignored it. Another great video.

I love the wii u. I bought one over from a friend for $15 because he never used it. I have played the heck out of it and i would say that its one of my favourite consoles. Great video i always enjoy watching these. Keep up the good work!

I remember getting this near launch and it was great! And also being able to play Wii games was a great feature too!

Switch's Superbowl intro vid was exactly the 'what it is, what it does' explanation the U never got. 42:06

Thanks for this video, i love my wii u and i always love when people show appreciation for it.

What you said at the beginning is so important: (Commercial) Failure =/= Bad product The GameCube was considered a failure but it also had the best graphics of the generation and solid games. It just didn't sell as well as the more versatile PS2.

Great video about the wonderful console. It’s actually the wii u which made me come back to console after 10 years almost only pc gamer. I loved this console so much, back in the days I really couldn’t understand why it sold so poorly. Lots of friends came to my home to play to its multiplayer games.

I was a Wii U user from 2015-2017, and loved it. I found myself not picking it up as often as I once did come my second and third years of ownership, between having beaten all the games that I wanted to play, or bored of the standard party games after hours of playtime. And I found myself diss interested in new releases I sold mine for a ps4 and eventually got a switch to play some of my favorite games again. I have a lot of fun memories with it, and it is what got me into gaming. The one thing I wish is that they would release Nintendo land on the switch. That was always my favorite game.

Holy crap, this seems like a great video, can't wait to watch it!

The Wii U has much more personality in its home menu and allowed proper voice chat and messaging through miiverse. Switch has the blandest UI I have ever seen in a cosole or handheld. Even the 3DS thrashed it in that regard. Long live the Wii U, it's games will live on with the Switch haha.

Listening to this in the background as I play Castlevania Harmony of Dissonance on GamePad screen lying down on the couch, while the WiiU itself is hooked to my amp and hi-fi speakers. That is an exoerience quite unique to the Wii U, as far as I can see. I'm also playing Wind Waker HD the same way and it's a deight having hi-fi sound but playing on the GamePad screen.

I don't own a Wii U (although I will probably buy one soon) but I remember me and my friends took a trip to this snow cabin in winter, in the basement they had a Wii U with Super Mario Maker, Nintendo Land, and Mario Kart 8. We played for hours and a lot of fun. To this day, I still love it and can't wait until I get my own.

Hey man glad I found this video I loved the Wii U soo much when I had my old white one I sold it for a new tv and regretted it soo much I got another one but in black and I can say it’s totally worth it it’s really fun to play and definitely the Wii backwards compatible is a + be I have more Wii games than Wii U I only wish miiverse was still supported and up loved the video keep up the great work

i loved the wii u when i had one,actually prefer it to the switch tbh. will be getting another next week as i miss playing twilight princess,windwaker amongst other things. a great console.

I LOVE to see someone shine light on the greatness of the Wii U! It was the first console that I had fond memories playing and I wish people would stop hating on it just because it sold bad and they never played it themselves!

I can't believe i finished watching an hour long video of the wii u lol. You got subs!