How does the Nintendo Wii U Work?

Do you Need a TV to Play Wii U?

But you dont need a TV.
After that initial setup, you actually dont need a TV to play Wii U . Certain games do require players to use both the TV screen and the GamePads screen. But some games can be played using the GamePad only, for example, New Super Mario Bros. U.

What do you Need to Play a Wii U?

Wii U Console. White x1.
Internal flash memory 8 GB* 8 GB total system storage, approximately 3 GB of which is available to users.
Wii U GamePad. White x1.
Includes one Wii U GamePad stylus. White
Wii U AC Adapter . x1.
Wii U GamePad AC Adapter. x1.
HDMI Cable 1.5m x1.

How does Wii U Connect to TV?

Place the Wii U console at least 4" 10 cm away from walls or other surfaces that may block ventilation.
Ensure your television is turned off.
Connect the HDMI cable to an available HDMI port on your television.
Connect the other end of the HDMI cable to the Wii U console.
Turn your television on.

Wii U

So you can keep playing anywhere nearby. With online play you can compete with people across the country and from around the world. Keeping up with online communities to get motivated.

What can you do with the Wii U?

Play all the excellent " Super Mario " games.
Dont miss "Bayonetta 2".
"Mario Kart 8" is the best "Mario Kart" game in years.
Play all your favorite original Wii games.
Play games on the tablet controller without a TV.
Download and play Nintendo classics.

Is the Wii U Worth Keeping?

Yes, the Wii U is worth buying. It has assembled a small, yet unique library of exclusives that can fit any kind of gamer. Of course, now you can get many of those games for cheap as well.

Can Wii U be Played on TV?

Connect the HDMI cable to an available HDMI port on your television. Connect the other end of the HDMI cable to the Wii U console. Turn your television on. Select the correct input channel on your television.

What should I do with my Old Wii U?

Install independent homebrew community games.
Develop your own indie projects.
Turn your Wii into a media center.
Play DVDs on the Wii.
Install Linux and use the Wii as a PC.
Host Minecraft network games.
Remotely control your PC over VNC.
Use the Wii as an alarm clock.