Nintendo 2300146 game console 32 GB Wi-Fi Black

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  • Brand : Nintendo
  • Product name : 2300146
  • Product code : 2300146
  • Category : Game Consoles
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  • Long product name Nintendo 2300146 game console 32 GB Wi-Fi Black :

    Wii U Premium Pack, 32GB, Sensor Bar, Black, Nintendo Land

  • Nintendo 2300146 game console 32 GB Wi-Fi Black :

    A completely new console with a brand new controller
    Wii U is a brand new home videogame console from Nintendo that fundamentally changes the relationship between you and your TV and how you, your friends and family all connect. It's a powerful, high definition system with an extraordinary new controller that redefines the dynamic of playing games together: the Wii U GamePad.

    I can see things that I couldn't see before
    The Wii U GamePad is your second window into the game world, opening up all-new perspectives for solo and multiplayer gaming. Access rich information without breaking from the action, or enjoy fresh takes on multiplayer by seeing what other players can't.

    I can do things that I couldn't do before
    Together, the Wii U console and Wii U GamePad create totally new ways to play. Experience unique gameplay opportunities only made possible by the GamePad's integrated second screen.

    Everyone can play
    Everyone in the family can have their own user and Mii character, making it even easier to enjoy games together, while system updates keep Wii U evolving.

    Explore Miiverse
    Miiverse is a brand new network communication system that lets gamers from around the world share experiences, discuss games and discover new content.

    Pick the pack that suits you
    Start your Wii U experience with either the Basic Pack or the Premium Pack, which comes with an exclusive reward programme called Nintendo Network Premium.

    Control the TV
    Use the GamePad to turn on your TV, select a channel and start watching – even when the Wii U console is turned off.

    High definition
    Use the included HDMI cable to connect Wii U to a high definition TV and watch your games come to life with breathtaking clarity.

    Wii U and Club Nintendo
    Club Nintendo members can register their Wii U console to earn Stars that can be redeemed for exclusive rewards.

    Nintendo Land software
    Visit a Nintendo theme park on your TV and enjoy 12 great attractions based on Nintendo franchises!

    Nintendo Network Premium
    Nintendo Network Premium is a special reward programme available exclusively to Wii U Premium Pack owners with a registered Nintendo Network ID, who have their country of residence set to a location where full Nintendo eShop is available.

    With every purchase of software or add-on content, or download code redemption for downloadable software, or add-on content in Nintendo eShop on your Wii U, you can earn points at a rate of 6 points for each AUD (5 points for each NZD)* of the Nintendo eShop Price (inclusive of GST) of the respective download.

    A minimum of 500 points is required for redemption. Once you have collected 500 points, please sign in to the Nintendo Network Premium website with your Nintendo Network ID and password to retrieve your activation code.

    *Actual number of points earned may be higher. Once you have collected 500 points, you can redeem them for an activation code, which can be used to add funds equivalent to AUD 7.00 (or NZD 9.00 for New Zealand) to a Nintendo Network ID on a Wii U console, or to a Nintendo eShop account on a Nintendo 3DS or Nintendo 3DS XL system.

    (The period for earning points will end on 31st December 2014. The period for redeeming points will end on 31st March 2015. All activation codes not redeemed by 30th June 2015 will be void.)

  • Short summary description Nintendo 2300146 game console 32 GB Wi-Fi Black :

    Nintendo 2300146, Wii U, Black, 32000 MB, IBM PowerPC, AMD Radeon, 32 GB

  • Long summary description Nintendo 2300146 game console 32 GB Wi-Fi Black :

    Nintendo 2300146. Platform: Wii U, Product colour: Black, Internal memory: 32000 MB. Internal storage capacity: 32 GB, Compatible memory cards: SD, SDHC, Maximum memory card size: 32 GB. Wi-Fi standards: 802.11b, 802.11g, Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n). Supported video modes: 1080i, 1080p, 480i, 480p, 720p. Display diagonal: 15.8 cm (6.2"), Aspect ratio: 16:9

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Specs
Performance
Platform Wii U
Internal memory 32000 MB
Processor model IBM PowerPC
Graphics processor AMD Radeon
Product colour Black
Number of controllers supported (max) 5
Storage
Internal storage capacity 32 GB
Card reader integrated
Compatible memory cards SD, SDHC
Maximum memory card size 32 GB
Built-in optical drive
Network
Ethernet LAN
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi standards 802.11b, 802.11g, Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n)
Bluetooth
Ports & interfaces
HDMI ports quantity 1
USB 2.0 ports quantity 4

Multimedia
Supported video modes 1080i, 1080p, 480i, 480p, 720p
Built-in speaker(s)
Display
Built-in display
Display diagonal 15.8 cm (6.2")
Aspect ratio 16:9
Touchscreen
Weight & dimensions
Width 268 mm
Depth 172 mm
Height 46 mm
Weight 1.6 kg
Packaging content
Number of gamepads included 1
Video game included
Games included Nintendo Land
Cables included HDMI
Stylus pen
AC adapter included
Game controllers included Gamepad
Distributors
Country Distributor
1 distributor(s)
Reviews
Updated:
2014-09-20 02:48:01
Average rating:76
Uk has collected 122 expert reviews for Nintendo 2300146 game console 32 GB Wi-Fi Black and the average expert rating is 76 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.
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expertreviews.co.uk
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2014-09-20 02:48:00
Average rating:80
Nintendo's new console, the Wii U , hopes to rectify its predecessor’s shortcomings by delivering a gaming experience like no other, and one that Nintendo fans in particular have been missing out on for these past few years. Nintendo has finally gone HD a...
  • It may not be super powerful, but Nintendo delivers a fun and innovative new console that finally gets online right...
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computeractive.co.uk
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2014-09-20 02:48:00
Average rating:0
Ever since its success with the dual-display Game and Watch back in the early 1980s and the more recent DS series, Nintendo has held the firm belief that two screens are better than one. The same theory underpins the Japanese firm's latest games consol...
techsmart.co.za
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2014-09-20 02:48:00
Average rating:0
Coming at the tail end of 2012, and offering a fine way to start 2013, was Nintendo’s latest console, the Wii U. The question on everyone’s lips though, is whether it can enchant the masses – and score as many eager fans – as its predecessor, the Wii...
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techdigest.tv
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2014-09-20 02:48:00
Average rating:80
NOTE: We tested the 32GB Premium Pack edition of the Wii U console, which comes in black and includes the console itself, a black Wii U GamePad, a console stand, a GamePad charging cradle, a GamePad stand, a HDMI cable, motion control sensor bar and power...
  • Rather than viewing the Wii U as the first entry into the next-generation of gaming, Nintendo's latest offering makes most sense when set apart from its rumoured, super-powered next-gen rivals. By again not concerning themselves with spec-sheet stat chasi...
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digitalversus.com
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2014-09-20 02:48:00
Average rating:80
The Wii U was released just a few days ago, and the first sales figures are in. So, success or fiasco? According to the magazine Famitsu, no fewer than... The Nintendo Wii U is the highly anticipated successor to the aging Wii video game console. Here's...
  • Touchscreen controller improves gameplay and enriches the gaming experience, GamePad fits comfortably in hands, Low power use, Quiet even during games, Compatible with Wii, Wii Remote and Wii games, Up to five players can play locally...
  • GamePad's low battery life, No analogue triggers, Graphics capabilities similar to the sixyearold PS3/Xbox 360 generation of consoles, Only one GamePad at a time (for now, at least), Glossy plastic collects smudges, especially the black model, Slow menus...
  • Despite huge improvements since the first Wii, the Wii U may not be a freak of performance, but it has once again innovated the gaming experience with a well-designed, well-thought-out controller that's fun to use. The touchscreen brings a new dimension t...
pocket-lint.com
Updated:
2014-09-20 02:48:01
Average rating:80
Console launches don't happen very often. So when Nintendo announced the Wii U - its sixth generation gaming machine - back in 2011 it should have been cause for the usual ruckus of pant-wetting over-excitement. Only in the lead up to launch the Wii U...
  • Reasonable selection of launch titles, Nintendo exclusives, GamePad conceptually innovative, backwards compatible with Wii titles...
  • GamePad shortcomings, questionable ongoing third party support, slow OS...
  • The Wii U will divide opinion, or at least the GamePad certainly will. Although we've not seen how complete the console is with full internet connectivity, we're impressed with the exclusive games and how they play. If Nintendo can keep that up then it...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com
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2014-09-20 02:48:01
Average rating:80
The Nintendo Wii U is the Japanese gaming giant's successor to its insanely popular Wii console, and aims to combine the world of motion control with a unique tablet-like controller called the GamePad. You’ll still be able to use all your old Wii Remot...
  • Nintendo’s history in the field of video gaming is legendary - this is a company which has shaped and defined the industry across four decades. Taking this into account, it was obvious that the Japanese veteran wasn’t going to push out a traditional console to supersede the Wii, and the Nintendo Wii U is possibly one of the most surreal, individual machines we’ve ever seen under our telly.It offe...
  • Nintendo reinvented video gaming with the motion-controlled Wii, making gamers out of people who had previously never even picked up a joypad. However, despite the unique nature of the GamePad, the Nintendo Wii U is a much harder concept to sell to non-gamers - and that could prove to be a problem in the future. Because of limitations on the hardware, you can’t have four players using four GamePa...
  • The Nintendo Wii U doesn’t have the same immediate impact that the Wii did all those years ago, so if you’re getting one for Christmas expect to do a lot of hand-holding if your granny wants to have a go. It’s not as intuitive as its predecessor, which...
itproportal.com
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2014-09-20 02:48:01
Average rating:80
If the purpose of a review is to tell you whether a product is worth buying, then the answer with the Wii U is: it depends. Weird, in places flawed, occasionally wonderful, it's just as interesting and innovative in its own way as the DS or the original W...
  • Innovative controller, Decent online services, Some great launch games, Huge potential...
  • Poor Wii Pad battery life, Gimmicky third party ports...
  • The Wii U is a peculiar beast, straddling the space between two console generations, and reliant on the new experiences delivered by its innovative controller. Nintendo Land, New Super Mario Bros U and Zombi U already prove that it's capable of deliverin...
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theregister.co.uk
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2014-09-20 02:48:01
Average rating:0
Six years ago Nintendo brought gaming to the masses with the Wii, now it's hoping to repeat the trick. The Wii U signals not only Nintendo's first foray into HD, but the arrival of a new peripheral for us to get to grips with in the shape of the Wii U Gam...
  • There's no doubt that the Wii U is pushing the boundaries of how users interact with games. Asymmetric gameplay is hopefully here to stay and seeing our Nintendo heroes in HD for the first time is a watershed moment. But then there are those simple desig...
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