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The Wii U GamePad prototype originally shown at E3 2011, referred to as the "New Controller" at the time

On April ♣️ 25, 2011, Nintendo released an official statement announcing a system to succeed the Wii to be released during 2012, and ♣️ that playable console units would be present at E3 2011.[41] Speaking at an investor's conference, Iwata stated the Wii successor ♣️ would "offer something new for home game systems."[42] He also confirmed that the device would not launch in fiscal year ♣️ 2012, meaning that it would release after April 2012.[43] In early June, Nikkei issued a report confirming earlier rumors that ♣️ the new console would feature a controller with a 6-inch touchscreen that would give tablet-like controls to games, as well ♣️ as a rechargeable battery and camera.[44] Project Café was officially unveiled as the Wii U during Nintendo's press conference at ♣️ E3 2011 by Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aimé; he explained that the Wii U would be "a system we ♣️ will all enjoy together, but also one that's tailor-made for you".[45] The rumored tablet controller was also shown at this ♣️ time. No first-party games for the Wii U were announced during the presentation, but several major third-party studios announced games ♣️ for Wii U in a pre-recorded video, the possibility of a new Super Smash Bros. game was teased, and Electronic ♣️ Arts' then-CEO John Riccitiello appeared on-stage to discuss the company's prospective plans for products on the Wii U. Prototype hardware ♣️ and a series of tech demos were available to attendees, showcasing gameplay concepts and the technological capabilities of the console—including ♣️ a The Legend of Zelda-themed graphics demo, and New Super Mario Bros. Mii.[46][47][48]

The Nintendo TVii service allowed program listings from ♣️ a user's television provider to be aggregated with online video on demand services into an electronic program guide with recommendations ♣️ and search functionality, and the ability to use the GamePad's infrared functionality to tune a set-top box to a particular ♣️ program. The app also provided integration with IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, and Wikipedia to provide additional information, and social connectivity through ♣️ Facebook, Twitter, or Miiverse.[125][126] TVii was made available with the Wii U's release in Japan on December 8, 2012,[127] and ♣️ in North America on December 20, 2012.[128] Following delays, a European launch was cancelled.[129][130]

Wii U games can be downloaded digitally ♣️ through Nintendo eShop, or at retail on physical media. Retail copies of Wii U games are distributed on Wii U ♣️ Optical Disc, a proprietary high-density optical disc format co-developed with Panasonic. The format is similar in design and specifications to ♣️ a Blu-ray, with a capacity of 25 GB per layer, but the discs themselves have a soft, rounded rim.[143][144][145] Unlike ♣️ previous Nintendo consoles, game manuals are only available digitally. The console is region locked; software purchased in a region can ♣️ be only played on that region's hardware. New games in Nintendo's flagship franchises (including Super Mario, Donkey Kong and The ♣️ Legend of Zelda), as well as several Wii series games (including Wii Sports Club, Wii Fit U and Wii Party ♣️ U) have been released, in addition to many original games and third-party-developed games. Nintendo has received third-party support from companies ♣️ such as Ubisoft, Sega, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, Activision Blizzard, and Capcom, and various independent developers such as Two Tribes. ♣️ As of late July 2024, there have been 39 first-party and 118 third-party Wii U games physically released in the ♣️ United States; both figures are the lowest for any Nintendo console.[146]

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