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<trk>:I remember catching a big fat one and my friend said "throw it back in, that one already tastes like wood"
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Re: Wii U
I received a Wii U Premium Pack with NSMBU for xmas. Very impressed with the graphics and the controller, slightly disappointed that the Wii mode seems to run in some sort of virtual machine. I expected the Wii games to be able to be launched directly from the Wii U menu.
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Played NSMBU with the 2 kids yesterday and it was great, only have the 2 wiimotes so I done the helping on the main game pad, very enjoyable
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Had a quick blast on ZombiU last night, looks good and gave me a few scares

Had a quick blast on ZombiU last night, looks good and gave me a few scares

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Nintendo Land has some great mini games(for kids or drunken adults
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Not a sell out at launch then ?
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Doesn't look like it, it's a good machine though and should do well 

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Re: Wii U
I'm guessing they must have massively overstocked. Does seem like one hell of a discount though. I nearly bought one from Amazon.fr before xmas but I'm glad I waited a little longer at least .
Now to pick up NSMBU, there's probably not much else I want to play at the moment. Is Zombieu worth picking up?
Now to pick up NSMBU, there's probably not much else I want to play at the moment. Is Zombieu worth picking up?
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It's pretty tough, dying then having to collect your stuff from the last person(now zombified) you played as, is a pain in the male chicken.
Especially if you die before you get to loot them and thus lose your stock
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It's enjoyable though
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Takes me back 20 years to SMB on the SNES
Especially if you die before you get to loot them and thus lose your stock

It's enjoyable though


Takes me back 20 years to SMB on the SNES

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Re: Wii U
Has the machine been advertised in the UK? There has been no advertising at all here, most people don't even know what it is.
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Hmm.Pete wrote:

The Console's awesome. Nintendo hasn't disappointed imo.
If I remember rightly, RRP was going to be £200-£250 but the shops pushed for it to be higher.
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It is. Nintendo Land is a lot if fun, it makes excellent use if the screen and it's something different to the norm. Mario Brothers U is just **** brilliant as a spiritual relative to the Nes/Snes line. Both games provide same-room multiplayer which is about as good as it gets.
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Nintendo just called me and said your £10 is in the post matepubjoe wrote:It is. Nintendo Land is a lot if fun, it makes excellent use if the screen and it's something different to the norm. Mario Brothers U is just **** brilliant as a spiritual relative to the Nes/Snes line. Both games provide same-room multiplayer which is about as good as it gets.

I do agree though

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Re: Wii U
I saw grainger games had reduced them by about £50 today
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Re: Wii U
I was in France for christmas and on the 23rd a chain of supermarkets had a deal like : pay 349€ and get 40% of that back on your loyalty card. In the store they had a pile of at least 20 wii u's.
I agree that the console itself is okay, good games ect... But the marketing is disastrous. Let's make another console and have it named and shaped like the last one so that regular people won't have a clue it's new!
I agree that the console itself is okay, good games ect... But the marketing is disastrous. Let's make another console and have it named and shaped like the last one so that regular people won't have a clue it's new!
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Re: Wii U
Has been a TV ad campaign here, not massive but noticeable.Hewitson wrote:Has the machine been advertised in the UK? There has been no advertising at all here, most people don't even know what it is.
I doubt I'll pick one up, but should mean the value of the original Wii tumbles to the point I might pick one of those up again. Shame it probably won't get down to GameCube levels (I bought brand new cube for £30 once the system died), but whenever a new system comes out I look to jump on the old one

The Wii Mini is a bit of a disappointment. I could live without all the other crap, but composite video only!?

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