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Watch The Nintendo Wii U Tech Demo

Nintendo gave us a pretty impressive tech demo of their Wii U today, showing off the graphical capabilities of the new system. The controller/mini screen may not be what we were expecting but the hardware itself looks like it rivals the PS3 and Xbox 360 in terms of graphics.
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Published: Jun 7, 2011 06:49 pm

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Nintendo gave us a pretty impressive tech demo of their Wii U today, showing off the graphical capabilities of the new system. The controller/mini screen may not be what we were expecting but the hardware itself looks like it rivals the PS3 and Xbox 360 in terms of graphics.

It will also be able to run in 1080p so here’s hoping third party developers will stop slacking when it comes to multi-platform games and finally give Nintendo a console that can compete with the Wii’s bigger brothers.

What do you all think of Nintendo‘s new console? Will it redefine gaming like its predecessor while bringing back some of the core gamers that were lost? Let us know what you think in the comments.

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Vince Yuen is an Associate Editor and author for We Got This Covered based just north of Toronto. I'm a graduate from York University and write video game and music articles for the site in my spare time.