Nintendo Wii U

December 13, 2012Alexander Joo

The Nintendo Wii U ($349.99, Best Buy, Eaton Centre, 65 Dundas West, 416-642-8321, and others, bestbuy.ca) gaming console presents a whole new way to play games, thanks to the touchscreen in the controller that adds another dimension to gaming.

Alexander Joo

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