The hallmark feature of the Wii U is its tablet controller, the GamePad. It promises to foster some interesting, asymmetrical gameplay innovations, but one of its best features is a bit more obvious.

The Wii U’s white, plastic, controller is about the size of some tablet computers and features a 6.2-inch touch screen, as well as a standard array of gaming controller buttons.

You can't take games with you on the go (heck, the gamepad can barely leave the room your Wii U is located in), and there's no tie-in, either in library or in gameplay functionality, with the 3DS ...

No surprise, really. 16; Liquidus; Sat 15th Dec 2012; You're actually wrong. The Wii U gamepad is a rip off of a chinese emulating device known as the JXD S7100, which came out before the Wii U ...