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Nintendo has confirmed that the Wii U will be able to support two Wii U GamePads at once. The company’s first content will be focused on just one controller at E3 this week, but experiences with two will eventually be shown.

Perhaps some games on the show floor will demonstrate two Wii U GamePads?


Nintendo has just confirmed a slew of services for Wii U. YouTube, Netflix, Hulu Plus, and Amazon Video are all coming to the console.


Nintendo’s E3 2012 media briefing has just begun, and the company is finally giving us a look at Pikmin 3. The first gameplay footage of the game is being shown as we speak, running on Wii U.

New “rock” Pikmin were introduced, which have the ability to break hard objects. Four leaders can be controlled.

Pikmin 3 makes use of the Wiimote and nunchuck. An overall map is shown on the Wii U GamePad. If players wish, the entire game can be played entirely with the GamePad.

The title’s “Challenge Mode” will be on display at E3 2012 this week.


Show will begin in 30 minutes. Stay tuned for news, trailers, and more!


Range Includes a New TRITTONTM Stereo Gaming Headset and Mad Catz Charging Solutions

San Diego – June 5, 2012 – Mad Catz Interactive, Inc. (“Mad Catz”) (NYSE MKT: MCZ) announced today a full range of products compatible with the forthcoming Wii U console from Nintendo.

The full line-up of Wii U compatible products is expected to ship in time for the launch of the console and includes the TRITTON Kunai ™ Stereo Gaming Headset, PowerUp ™ ChargeDock and the FlipStand ™ Protective Cover.
“We’re excited to supporting Wii U with a full range of accessories including our new headset,” said Darren Richardson, the President and Chief Executive Officer of Mad Catz Interactive, Inc. “The new range is part of our strategy to bring innovative products to passionate consumers.”

Additional information available at: www.madcatz.com/wiiu

Source: Mad Catz PR


We’re just a few hours away from Nintendo’s E3 2012 media briefing, where Wii U will take center stage.

Interestingly, if a new Facebook page is any indication, the console may see a game from one of EA’s most popular franchises: Mass Effect.

The German Mass Effect page posted the following notice less than an hour ago:


“Don’t forget: Tune into the Nintendo press conference today at 6 pm…
http://e3.nintendo.com”

It’s worth mentioning that the same page made no mention of Sony or Microsoft’s conferences, so this wasn’t just a random post to promote E3 in general. Could this be a sign that Mass Effect is finally coming to a Nintendo console?

Source, Via


We’ll be posting tons of Wii U (and 3DS) video content throughout the rest of the week, but if you’re looking for the first live demos of titles, you may want to consider watching GameTrailers’ “All Access” stream.

Immediately following Nintendo’s E3 2012 media briefing today, Reggie Fils-Aime will be on hand for an interview with Geoff Keighley. The site will additionally be showing demos of Wii U games.

All of this will take place between 1:00 and 2:00 PM. GameTrailers is teasing this hour as something “you do not want to miss”.

“After the Wii U is fully revealed, ALL ACCESS is back live for instant reaction from our experts. Plus, we’re joined by Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot, and Nintendo’s Reggie Fils-Aime is live with us for another classic interview with Geoff. Plus, stay tuned for the real live demos of new Wii U games on our stage! We cant’ tell you more, but believe us you do not want to miss this hour.”

Thanks to Jake for the tip.


Ubisoft’s ZombiU might have wowed audiences with an interesting trailer, but I’m sure plenty of people were confused about the game’s bizarre-sounding title. There’s more to this Wii U launch title’s name than a terrible pun, which should be apparent if we take a look at the first game Ubisoft ever published:


I know you wanted to say it when you saw the image.

I know you took a look at those rounded grips and those smooth analog sticks and the first thing that came to mind was “Great, Nintendo’s copying Microsoft”

But don’t. Don’t go there. Don’t you judge Nintendo for this. I know you want to, but don’t.



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