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September 13, 2012 07:56 pm GMT
Nintendo will finally make its Wii U available to customers this November, after having previewed the next-gen console for over a year now, the company announced at a press event today. The Wii U will come in a $299.99 Basic version with 8GB of onboard storage, and a 32GB Deluxe model for $349.99. It'll hit the US on November 18, and come to Europe on November 30.The console will ship with one of its signature GamePads, the touchscreen controller that looks and behaves a bit like a standalone mobile console or a tablet, and which gives gamers an added element of play, either via second screen content or via the ability to play games on the handset instead of the TV.
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Nintendos Wii U Hits U.S. Stores November 18, Starts At $299.99
Nintendo will finally make its Wii U available to customers this November, after having previewed the next-gen console for over a year now, the company announced at a press event today. The Wii U will come in a $299.99 Basic version with 8GB of onboard storage, and a 32GB Deluxe model for $349.99. It'll hit the US on November 18, and come to Europe on November 30.The console will ship with one of its signature GamePads, the touchscreen controller that looks and behaves a bit like a standalone mobile console or a tablet, and which gives gamers an added element of play, either via second screen content or via the ability to play games on the handset instead of the TV.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/bw-8fozaEz4/
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