For sale is a fully tested and functional Nintendo Wii U Console Bundle: Nintendo Land, used, in good condition. Included in the package is the console, gamepad, Nintendo Land, power adapter, HDMI cable and sensor bar, with additional controllers and games available (as add-ons). It may have signs of usage or fine scratches, but this does not affect its functionality. click here
NINTENDO WII U – FEATURES
Once again, Nintendo brought a new way to play with the Wii U, with its innovative GamePad. Its integrated touchscreen adds a new layer of immersion, as apart from remote play, it will also be displaying maps and inventories in your favorite games.
STRONG SPECIFICATIONS
Running on strong, custom-made hardware containing a CPU running at 1.24 GHz, a GPU clocked at 550 MHz and 2GB of RAM, the Wii U is the first Nintendo console to support HD graphics. The system features low-latency in transmitting data to the gamepad thanks to a special type of Wi-Fi it uses to connect to the device.
OFF-TV PLAY
Using the Wii U controller’s built-in screen, you can now play video games without using the TV, at a distance of up to 10 meters! As long as you have the Wii U on, you can pretty much play off-tv in any room of your house.
NINTENDO WII U – THE GAMES
With over 700 games in its library, full backwards compatibility with Wii games and virtual consoles for the NES, SNES, GBA, N64 and DS, the Wii U will provide you with countless hours of entertainment, be it through its main titles, or by taking you back to retro gaming.
THE LEGEND OF ZELDA: THE WIND WAKER
Part of the beloved Legend of Zelda series, The Wind Walker is set on a group of islands in a vast sea. The player controls series protagonist Link as he attempts to save his sister from the sorcerer Ganon and becomes embroiled in a struggle for the Triforce, a sacred wish-granting relic. Aided by allies including pirate captain Tetra – an incarnation of Princess Zelda – and a talking boat named the King of Red Lions, Link sails the ocean, explores islands, and traverses dungeons to acquire the power necessary to defeat Ganon.
NINTENDOLAND
This party title features twelve minigames, each based on an existing Nintendo franchise that will take full advantage of the Wii U’s innovative controller. The game takes place in an amusement park, with attractions representing its minigames, which vary from solo to team and even competitive experiences, for countless hours of fun. You can even play using Wii Remotes and Nunchuks!
SUPER SMASH BROS
Featuring 58 playable characters including 17 newcomers from beloved Nintendo franchises, this crossover fighting title will have you and your friends battling it out to see which Nintendo character is the ultimate fighting machine! The gameplay is now enhanced by the 1080p resolution, new arenas and even three new exclusive game modes: Smash Tour, Special Orders, and Event Mode.
NEW SUPER MARIO BROS U
Building on the elements of the previous titles in this series and on the classic Super Mario Bros experience, this 2.5D platformer will once again take you on a quest to save Princess Peach from Bowser’s evil claws. You can even play with up to 4 of your friends, with the GamePad allowing you to manipulate the environment!
NEW SUPER LUIGI U
If Luigi is your favorite of the two plumbers, then this game is for you! With him placed as the star of the game, the levels are similar to those of New Super Mario Bros, but they have been made slightly shorter and far more challenging.
SUPER MARIO 3D WORLD
This sequel to Super Mario 3D Land features a mix of mechanics from both the 3D and 2D iterations of Mario, allowing you to both free-roam through the level, while at the same time retaining the time-limit and flagpole of the older titles. You and your friends can choose from a list of characters including Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Toad, and the unlockable Rosalina, each with their own feel and abilities.
MARIO KART 8
Mario 8 brings the same fast-paced battle racing you expect from the series. It features 32 playable characters, out of which 16 are unlockable, and 48 different courses, of which 16 are remodels of your favorite ones from previous games. Race with 3 of your friends in split screen mode or with up 12 players online for unlimited fun!
NINTENDO WII U – FUN FACTS
- The Wii U is the first system to have social networks integrated into its base features!
- In terms of backwards compatibility, the Wii U is certainly impressive, as it not only supports the Wii’s controllers, but it goes even further to support Gamecube controllers!
- While most media disks are flat on the side, Wii U disks have rounded edges.
- The console’s development name was “Project Café”
Heidi –
We’ve been gamers since Atari came out with Pong. Even though we’re in our 50’s my husband and i still play. We bought the Wii U just to play the new Donkey Kong. It was easy to set up and works like a charm. The only problem and it’s a small one is that the main controller runs out of a charge kind of quick. Just plug it in a play, problem solved.
Eric J. Simpson –
I love that all of my old Wii titles are backwards compatible. Really looking forward to Mario Kart 8, which is the real reason for our upgrade. Now our kids will have double the Wii choices.-Eric
CHRIS BLACK –
great
Vijay Rathinasamy –
Considering I had a Wii before I bought this, the Wii U’s backwards compatibility came in handy for keeping my save data and Wii Remotes from my Wii. In addition, I actually have the option to purchase many of the titles available as downloads rather than go out and buy them (even if they’re expensive), and that’s not counting the indie games available and forthcoming. I would love to gather some people to play with me sometime soon.
Chelsea –
bought this for my fianc̩ and he uses it all of the time Рand the games that you can buy for this console are awesome too.
Joshua Henson –
Makes wives happy! Buy it!
It's all about me –
There have been tons of reviews for this, and I can’t say anything negative, so it gets a 5-star rating!
Jeffrey B. –
My step son loves his Wii U. He is able to play in his bedroom with it or if he wants to be downstairs with the rest of the family he is able to stay connected and still play his game.
Michael Dunn –
Ok
Nora R. Smith –
With a Wii in the family already, we hesitated to buy the Wii u when it first came out, and anxiously watched the news for all the trouble shooting and announcements of games to come out. This summer we finally broke down and got the Wii u, and the boys have ‘tried it out’ since the end of school to quite some good purpose, while saving up all their lawn mowing money for the games that are to come out this Fall. The gadget works fine, not that I can tell anything revolutionarily different about it, not being a player myself, but the new controller (pad) is a big hit, since it is now safe for the most part to walk between players and TV, and the boys enjoy the unusual way it displays the screen, action, and relative player positions. They’re still experimenting, and overall are having a lot of fun with it, and with each other. Good play value. Love the charge function, and the fact that it’s wireless. Also the versatility with other, older controllers. Haven’t had any problems with it so far, so I’d say it was a worthwhile acquisition.