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what's up Internet Kevin here would TLD bring you our unboxing of the Wii U now we originally planned on unboxing a deluxe bundle first but turns out the place we pre-ordered decided against doing a bin night release so in the spirit of trying to get you guys content as soon as possible we ran out earlier tonight and were able to get a hold of a basic set on the front of the box we have a picture of the console itself and on the left side we have a listing of all the basic sets contents including the system gamepad sensor bar and all of the necessary cables on the right side of the box we have a short number of descriptions and catch phrases advertising that we use goals as an entertainment system and finally on the back we have a nice big Wii U logo opening this thing up we pull out two different trays of items the first of which we're going to get to is the very core of the bundle the system itself and the gamepad controller the system itself is a bit bigger than the original Wii while about the same height and width wise it's noticeably longer depth wise on the front of the system we see the eject button power button sync button and flipping down a cover we also see an SD slot for memory storage and two USB ports for accessories or USB drives on the back we see inputs for the censor bar power cable an AV component out for lower resolution video an HDMI port for 1080p gameplay and two additional USB ports now to show off the new Wii U gamepad as you can see we have the touchscreen on the front with a camera on top and dual analogs bordering it we also have a traditional analog pad a XY and B buttons start and select buttons the home button TV remote button and last but not least the power button looking at the back side we can also see two triggers a slot compartment for holding a stylus to use on the touchscreen and the sync button for pairing the gamepad with a system we also have a few bits on top and bottom of the controller including shoulder buttons a charge cable input headphone jack and volume controls on the top and on the bottom we see what could be used to charge with a stand and an HDMI port for the control pad putting these pieces aside we now get to the second tray that contains all the other little necessities including a pair of AC adapters one for the system and a separate AC adapter for the controller that also plugs directly into the wall instead of charging off the system we also get an owner's manual and Quick Start Guide which once you remove also reveals the sensor bar for when using motion control and we remotes and something you don't see in most console bundles these days an HDMI cable rather than a V or component allowing you to play in high-def right out of the box instead of needing to go out and buy another cable while I can to give a full review of the system without playing any games yet I will say that the console itself feels pretty sturdy though bigger than the original Wii and the touch screen controller is much lighter than I had anticipated in the morning I'm going to be picking up a couple of games for the system and possibly getting the deluxe bundle as well so look forward to another unboxing and some more in-depth video works and has some of the launch titles pan out till then let us know in the comments what you guys think of the Wii U so far are you excited thinking of picking it up what titles you looking forward to and what future announcements are you hoping for if you're not subscribed to make sure to do so to stay up to date on all of our Wii U coverage and more as always i'm kim 40 LED thanks for watching and I'll see you guys next time