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what's up everyone John rector from TechnoBuffalo here today June 7th Nintendo took the wraps off their newest console the Wii U that's my letter U I had a chance to go to e3 this afternoon and check out Nintendo's booth while the Wii U isn't playable yet they did have some hardware sort of functional as you'll see at their booth I was able to get some hands-on footage with it there's a lot of background noises and no one was saying anything of substance so instead of making you hear awful awful noise you're gonna have to hear my awful awful voice because I just dubbed it over I thought would be just a little bit easier so hope you guys enjoyed my hands on foot with the Wii U for all your Nintendo gaming and electronic miss I'll be sure to check out TechnoBuffalo enjoy all right so let's take a look at the Wii U this lady was walking around with the controller she wouldn't let me film it and hold it at the same time the screen was completely unresponsive it was just showing that Wii U image I did feel very solid in the hand though serve had that obviously plasticky feel very reminiscent of the Wii remotes but it did feel solid and it didn't feel too big despite the sort of square size it also felt a bit ergonomic in the hand that little hump in the back really made it feel nice you can see some images of it here as well continuing our tour of the booth you can see the display for Zelda Skyward Sword this is where they had the Wii U out and that's not even real game footage supposedly that's xbox 360 or ps3 footage of the same game but they had the controller out sitting on the table you can see it right there it's sort of props itself up next to the Wii Remote and the nunchuck which I love to say nunchuck they also had the actual console sitting there you can see it looks like a big fattie we finally some HD gaming on Nintendo I'm pretty excited about this there wasn't that much new to see here just there the console itself unfortunately no real gameplay footage