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Nintendo is confident in the success of Wii U

The head of Nintendo of America Reggie Def-Emei (Reggie Fils-Aime) said that the Wii U will sell very well right from the inception to the market, but its main advantage - the possibility of using two screens - will attract all the buyers. The head of Nintendo of America Reggie Def-Emei (Reggie Fils-Aime) said that the Wii U will sell very well right from the inception to the market, but its main advantage - the possibility of using two screens - will attract the Sun

The head of Nintendo of America Reggie Def-Emei (Reggie Fils-Aime) said that the Wii U will sell very well right from the inception to the market, but its main advantage - the possibility of using two screens - will attract all the buyers. `We are creating a Wii U an opportunity to engage in gameplay (and only) two different screen, big TV and a small screen located on the new console controller. This will allow players to get a completely new experience `. `I do not think it will be difficult to sell Wii U. Is difficult to sell a console that allows you to access the player through the magic of the second `window`, creating a unique experience when a second player is also close and is involved in the process? `. Wii U will start next year

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