One question that inevitably surrounds any Nintendo console is whether there will be enough games aimed at adults for it and the Wii U is no exception.

Well, we know there's going to be at least one. Ryu and Ayane come slashing in with Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge, a game that show the Wii U can handle blood spurts as easily as rainbows.

When Nintendo announced the Wii U, officially, in America, it rather blatantly also did not announce the price of a spare GamePad. Why? They're not going to sell spares in stores, immediately leading most of us to wonder what will happen if you accidentally break yours.

The good news is if you do accidentally trash your GamePad, you're not up the digital creek without a touchscreen.

This week you've undoubtedly seen that Nintendo finally came clean with the price and release date for the Wii U in the US–a mere nine weeks before the system will be on store shelves. While a lot was made clear and some new features were shown, there are a lot of things that were conspicuously missing.

Normally we have some sort of teasing text in this paragraph to get you to read the whole article, but instead we just want to tell you that the above is in no way a Photoshop job. This is instead a still from the Japanese trailer for Tekken Tag Tournament 2's Wii U edition.

It really speaks for itself, so let's look at the full trailer.

The functionality of the Wii U's TVii doesn't just turn the GamePad into a giant touch screen remote control.

Call of Duty: Black Ops II has been officially confirmed for the Wii U. And you may have heard that it has one player on the screen and another on the TV. But how does it look?

As we all know, the Wii U was announced today, and with that announcement comes more images of its zombie exclusive, ZombiU. Here are some pictures of the game in action, and demonstrations of how exactly it'll play with the GamePad.

One of the biggest announcements at Nintendo's Wii U event today was that the sequel to Bayonetta would be coming to the Wii U… and that it would be an exclusive, no less. But how does it look?

It's official: We now know what the Wii U will cost and when it'll come to stores.

The US event announcing all the details about the Wii U is coming at 10am EST, but the Japanese event has already happened.

Among the details that have been revealed is a rough idea of how much Nintendo wants for the console bundles and accessories. And it isn't cheap.