Wii U Parts

Nintendo’s Wii console really revolutionized the way we view video games. Instead of sitting on the couch twiddling your thumbs, you should get up and move your whole body.

Ever since the Wii came out, Nintendo has worked hard to create a new console that takes its unique gaming experience to another level. After a few years of development, Nintendo introduced the Wii U. The Wii U is a vast improvement over the original Wii and millions of people around the world have jumped at the chance to purchase a Wii U.

What does this console include? Let’s take a look at the different parts of the Wii U and how they all work together.

1. Obviously, the main part of the Wii U is the console. One of the best qualities of the Wii U is that it plays in HD at 1080p. This is huge since the original Wii didn’t support HD formats. The console is the main point of the Wii U from which you connect all the power cables, the HDMI cable, the USB chargers and you will sync the controllers. Overall, the Wii U is about 50% more powerful than any gaming system out there today. Unfortunately, that could change once the PlayStation 4 and X-Box One are released.

2. The second most important part of this system is the gamepad. This is essentially the controller for the Wii-U. It has analog sticks, control buttons, and most importantly, it has a touch screen. The touch screen is used in many games and is an important part of interacting with what’s happening on the TV. This gamepad is the most high-tech controller on the market right now and is a cool feature of the Wii U.

3. A key part of the Wii U is the sensor. It’s very similar to the sensor on the original Wii and is essentially what picks up the movement of the gamepad and allows you to play the game.

4. The last part of the Wii U is what holds it together. Most of what the Wii U uses to hold all of its parts together is a three-winged screw and threads into the plastic of all the different parts. Nintendo uses triwings for almost all of its products and this system is no exception. Without the screws, the console would collapse rendering it useless.

That sums up the parts that make up the Wii U. When you put them all together, you have one hell of a video game console.