Wii U

On April 25, 2011, Nintendo announced to investors their intention to release a successor to Wii in 2012. The console will be demonstrated in playable form at the Electronics Entertainment Expo 2011, and is suggested to be codenamed Project Café.

At E3 2011, the console's name, Wii U, was revealed. It will not accept only Wii U games, but also Wii games, including Virtual Console, Wii Channels, and WiiWare.

The Wii U is the first Nintendo console capable of full HD graphics at 1080P, and it will also ship with a new online system known as Nintendo Network, which will feature downloadable content, in-game purchases, community style multiplayer, and a user account system.

The most prominent feature of the Wii U is its controller which features a touchscreen, motion controls, NFC, rumble, and a standard dual-analog based layout. It was confirmed that some games for the Wii U will also support its predecessor's Wii Remote, Wii Balance Board, and Classic Controller.

Games
List of Wii U Games