Wii U: Should you buy one?
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Nintendo's latest game's machine, the Wii U
The Wii U's GamePad's screen may not be ideal for showing off the latest blockbusters, but for casual gaming while the big game's on TV, it's fine (Photo: David Fulmer)
Nintendo's Wii U GamePad (Photo: Barone Firenze/Shutterstock)
Nintendo's Wii U GamePad (Photo: Barone Firenze/Shutterstock)
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Article Summary
Depending on where you live, the Wii U has been out a few days, a couple of weeks, or is yet to be released. Regardless, you may be wondering whether to invest 300 to 400 Earth credits on Nintendo's latest offering. Having sunk several hours into playing with the console, here are a few thoughts that might help you decide.
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