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I’m a Nintendo fan, I’m looking forward to Wii U, and I think it’s going to be a console well worth owning throughout this next generation. But after tonight’s Wii U event in Los Angeles that ended nearly almost an hour ago, I can add even more ammunition to why Wii U is going to be the real deal this Fall…and beyond.<\/p>\n
It’s true that all of the games I played tonight, I already tried out on the console at E3 in June, but it was interacting with a very different demographic than at E3, that gave me that much more confidence that this will be a system that heavily satisfies everyone. The hardcore showed up, the casuals, and those in between. Paul Gale Network spoke a good deal with many of the show’s guests and got a good feeling for the general excitement that Nintendo is bringing to the industry with their new system.<\/p>\n
You might think you already know what side of the fence you’re on, but let me tell you, if that side is “definitely not getting a Wii U”, I’d at least suggest you give the console a try for yourself with a group of buddies and a variety of launch games, before giving it the final, cold shoulder. I say this because it truly does provide a different, legitimately “fun” experience all the while appearing to be a real gamer’s platform, with Nintendo working hard to establish strong third party connections and providing great content of their own.<\/p>\n
If you “are” already planning on getting a Wii U, then just be that much more confident that you’ll be be satisfied when it comes out. Here’s to November 18th!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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