Kounan

I know, but I meant something new to bring new people in, something with "wow effect". I agree that it is probably different with me, but still the pad should be a plus, even if you don't use it to much.... I will use it more than most people probably, so maybe I am not the best to judge this. Also, I thought that the Pad works up to 10m away from the console. If there are some problems with that, obviously it's a problem (in my case not a big one as I can move the console to the bedroom, but we are talking about new buyers). I will have to wait to see how it works. I hope that I will like it as much as you do .

To include my self into the discussion. I am still waiting for my Wii U (I've got it for 250 euros in Germany - Mario and Luigi bundle and it did sell out in a few days from the shop who was selling it), but the thing I am probably looking most to is the game pad, as I will be able to play it away from TV. Don't get me wrong, I prefer to play it on TV, but because of a specific situation, I usually only have time when I go to sleep (so can play it in the bed for half an hour or a hour), or when my daughter is a sleep and she often sleeps in the TV room, so I can't use the TV. The pad is almost like a second console and I don't get it why is it a problem for people (I didn't use it yet, so maybe I'll find out). Also, I think that Nintendo needs 2-3 more big games, shooting games (Splatoon could be the one, Starfox), RPG (Xenoblade Chronicles X could be that one), or a horror game (they need something for that), while they really have a good collection of other games (Mario bros, Super Luigi, Mario 3D, Mario Kart, Smash Bross, Zelda, they have some shooters nice shooters, Lego City Undercover, Bayonetta 2, Monster Hunter Ultimate, Batman Arkham City, Pikmin, Donkey Kong, Rayman, Captain Toad, Kirby, Wonderfull 101, Hyrule Land, some popular "old" games, lots of indie games and they also have some sports games but not the newest ones) and when the 2-3 games are out they should start again a massive advertisement with nice prices (nothing to low) as people still think that there are no games for the Wii U. I am sure a new marketing campaign would sell a good number of consoles as now they do have enough games they can show (and they have to show it during the marketing campaign).

I am planning to get that game and voice chat isn't something I really need. I have played some online games with VC and most of the time it was language I couldn't understand and it was mostly used after the "fight", so didn't really help. After that I used to turn it off. I am not against it, as there are people who like it, but I don't really care about it.

Thx, I finally managed to fined an OK deal, as I had to borrow money .

Nintendo just improved Wii U sales, I have finally ordered my Wii U :D, but have to wait about 2 weeks to get it .

To give a longer answer. I know that the e-shop is usually more expensive, but in my country the retail prices are usually higher than in rest of Europe, so the e-shop should be cheaper at the and.

Thank you a lot for the answer .

Hi, I am new here and need some help . I am in the process of getting a Wii U (hope there is an Easter offer), but, my plan is to get it in Germany, while I live in Bosnia and Herzegovina - not EU, but Europe ). My question is am I going to be able to use the e-shop without restrictions and also, on what country should I set it (I've read that it could change the games I can buy)? Also, because I would probably buy all the games from the e-shop (as it is cheaper then buying it here) do they have most of the games on e-shop, especially the first party ones? And the last question for now, my friend is going to test the Wii U before he sends it here, so will it be a problem for me to set it up again, is there a reset option, or is he supposed to set it up the was I am going to use it? I hope everything is clear with the questions and that somebody is going to be able to give me some answers . Thx a lot in advance .