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The Wii U, aside from its unique controller, will also have a secondary controller (sold separately) called the '''Wii U Pro.''' This controller features the same button layout as the gamepad, but on a more compact controller with no touchscreen, for use by the more "core gamers". | The Wii U, aside from its unique controller, will also have a secondary controller (sold separately) called the '''Wii U Pro.''' This controller features the same button layout as the gamepad, but on a more compact controller with no touchscreen, for use by the more "core gamers". | ||
The Wii U received criticism after rumors spread stating that the Wii U will only have a default storage amount of 8g. This was later proven false and the true amount was confirmed to be 25g, in addition to a pair of USB slots and a pair of SD slots for additional storage. | |||
Due to the Wii U's processing power and overall preformance, the Wii U will hold the place of the world's most powerful console once it launches, with capabilities surpassing that of the Xbox360 and PS3. | |||
==Backwards Compatibility== | ==Backwards Compatibility== | ||
The Wii U will be backwards compatible with all Wii games. It will not be, however, capable of playing Gamecube games or peripherals. | The Wii U will be backwards compatible with all Wii games. It will not be, however, capable of playing Gamecube games or peripherals. | ||