Nintendo unveiled its next home entertainment system Tuesday, a combined console and tablet controller that the company hopes will recapture the success of its best-selling Wii. Called the Wii U ...

Nintendo spent a good portion of this year's E3 press conference stressing how the touchscreen-equipped GamePad that comes with the Wii U will revolutionize all sorts of familiar gaming ...

Will the Wii U now support two tablets instead of just one, as stated by Nintendo at this year's E3 conference? An anonymous industry insider says Nintendo is focusing on making it happen.

Wii U could support two tablets - Report Develop says there are indications Nintendo's next console will allow for simultaneous screen-sporting controllers after all.

When Nintendo unveiled the Wii U at yesterday's press conference, fan reaction varied between confusion and amazement. Let's clear up one thing that a lot of gamers seem to be misinterpreting: the ...

Games for THQ's uDraw tablet will take advantage of the enhanced features of Nintendo's upcoming Wii U console, THQ has… ...

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.

The initial reason for the one-tablet limit was cost and capability; reportedly, in order to support a second controller, the Wii U would need to be built with much more RAM and processor speed ...

Nintendo is planning for its upcoming Wii U console to support two tablet controllers, a new report suggests.

Following Nintendo's E3 press conference, we were able to get hands-on time with the Wii U tablet and games.

The new Wii U console will debut in 2012. It combines motion control with a touchscreen game controller. Nintendo says "it will change the way we play games".