Nintendo finally outlines the Wii U’s online set up
Watch this video on YouTube ↗ With five days left until the Wii U’s North American launch, one question has still bugged many gamers: How will the Wii U’s online work? Finally, Nintendo has laid out the details of the Wii U’s online infrastructure and how it will affect certain games and devices. Bill Trinen leads the way in […]
With five days left until the Wii U’s North American launch, one question has still bugged many gamers: How will the Wii U’s online work? Finally, Nintendo has laid out the details of the Wii U’s online infrastructure and how it will affect certain games and devices. Bill Trinen leads the way in the video describing almost every detail about the Nintendo Network and its relation to the Wii U. In addition, Trinen shows off more information regarding Miiverse and the Wii U’s own Internet browser.
As the days til the Wii U’s launch quickly dissipate, many potential Wii U owners can calm themselves a bit knowing that the details have finally been given to the public.
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Nice to see Bill poking fun at Iwata's banana with the orange bit there at the end. Lol. That shirt looks comfy, too. Albeit hastily thrown on.
I feel like this is just a brief overview, which is what I was hoping for. You know what would be clutch though? Watching those TV shows on the Gamepad. The TV in my bedroom doesn't have satellite, just games, so I could become the epitome of lazy if I could just wake up, grab my GamePad, and find some random show to watch.
Nice to see Bill poking fun at Iwata's banana with the orange bit there at the end. Lol. That shirt looks comfy, too. Albeit hastily thrown on.
I feel like this is just a brief overview, which is what I was hoping for. You know what would be clutch though? Watching those TV shows on the Gamepad. The TV in my bedroom doesn't have satellite, just games, so I could become the epitome of lazy if I could just wake up, grab my GamePad, and find some random show to watch.