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Sneak Peek: Nintendo eShop for the Wii U

Nintendo of Japan recently posted photos of what the Wii U version of the eShop will look and operate. For now, not much to report as the page’s descriptions are in Japanese, and I’m not the go-to translator at Infendo.com sadly. However, the one screengrab does show off a clean and (maybe?) streamlined interface. Again, […]

Mario or Luigi? The choice is yours eShoppers.

Nintendo of Japan recently posted photos of what the Wii U version of the eShop will look and operate. For now, not much to report as the page’s descriptions are in Japanese, and I’m not the go-to translator at Infendo.com sadly. However, the one screengrab does show off a clean and (maybe?) streamlined interface. Again, just a preview of what will hopefully lead to a North America specific Nintendo Direct. Stay tuned!

 

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  1. So many people love Luigi more than Mario, lol. Speaking of, I love how Luigi has grown into the "Unlockable" instead of just being player two. Everyone loves Luigi, and it seems to give people a drive to beat the games so they can play as Luigi. Has anyone other than me really noticed this? I started noticing it in SMG. Even though it really started with NSMB.

  2. That was a little off topic, eh? Anyhow the interface actually looks really cool! The Wii's was rather boring and a little difficult to manage, imo. I'm so hyped for Wii U! Gotta camp out at the local Target, since they aren't taking preorders.

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