Wii U Release Date 2012: Email Leaks Launch; Why November Is An Important Month For Gaming
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PSA: You can now purchase and pre-order Nintendo eShop games on the web - Polygon
How to Manage User Profiles on a Nintendo Wii U - Support.com TechSolutions
Wii U tipping stars code. Just bought it for 3DS. Just comment if you get it so people know : r/wiiu
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Wii U Review - IGN
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Nintendo Wii U Hands-on Photos
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Nintendo's Wii U will arrive Nov. 18 and cost you $300, $350
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Nintendo Wii U release date is November 18th in US starting at $299.99, November 30th in Europe - Polygon
Nintendo Wii U Parental Controls and Privacy Settings | Internet Matters
Wii U Release Date 2012: Email Leaks Launch; Why November Is An Important Month For Gaming
Wii Message Board | Nintendo | Fandom
10 years later, the Wii U is still deeply weird—and we love it | Ars Technica
