Wii Fit U

The Wii Fit U is the sequel to Wii Fit and Wii Fit Plus, and is playable only on the Wii U. The game is downloadable on the Nintendo eShop, there may be reasons you want a physical version of the game; perhaps you want to save storage space on your Wii U, to not keep your Wii U constantly connected to the Internet.

The Wii Fit U w/Fit Meter - Wii U opening screen starts with same familiar logo and music from Wii fit and Wii Fit Plus. The system will let you copy over any old data from Wii Fit or Wii Fit Plus either through a full System Transfer (a long and rather painful process), or by copying your old data from your Wii onto an SD card.

The animated Balance Board is your host, welcoming you back and explaining the new features of Wii Fit U. First, it explains there are new training modes that have been designed for the Wii U GamePad. Next, it explains that the Wii U GamePad can be used as a personal display, so the TV can be turned off for certain activities, such as the Body Test.

The initial Body Test works very much like it did in the original Wii Fit in terms of tracking how your weight and center of balance change over time. One clever new feature is that you have the option of taking photos of your face each time you do the Body Test using the GamePad camera.

Wii Fit U w/Fit Meter - Wii U gets an excellent rating, it's that good. It takes all the best things from the original Wii Fit and Wii Fit Plus, but also adds a lot of enhancements and new features that take full advantage of the Wii U. The graphics are faster and cleaner, and the GamePad isn't just a gimmick like it is in some other games-they did a great job of using it to really enhance the enjoyment of the game. There are enough new activities to make the game feel fresh and new, and yet they kept enough of the old to keep it familiar. And the games are easy to learn, but have great replay value as well, something great for workouts or friendly competition between family and friends.

FIFA 13 Wii U

FIFA 13 Wii U has one again successfully improved on some of the FIFA 12 problem areas. The best FIFA with amazing graphics and realism to the sport, it's a fun soccer game for the whole family to enjoy.

The more you play the Skills challenges, the more you will enjoy them. Each of them: the penalty shootout, passing and dribbling drill.

1st touch control +++
-Better manager mode ++
-More realistic Impact Engine ++
-Skills games +++
-Match day games +

I enjoy the ball handling and the practices sessions where you gain points for different skill abilities.

If you have FIFA 12 it may not be worth upgrading as there are only minor tweaks, but if you are havn't upgraded for a while then I would highly recommend it.

ESPN Sports Connection

Here is one of the first Wii U Sports Games, ESPN Sports Connection.ESPN Sports Connection lets you play the most popular sports from a new perspective. Play solo, team up in co-op to experience new game play possibilities or compete in multiplayer.

• Play six of the most popular sports - Soccer, football, baseball, tennis, golf, and karting
• Use the Wii U controller to control a blitz in football, to sack the quarterback, or score a curled free kick in soccer!
• Play with Wii MotionPlus using real sports gestures - Swing with precision in golf or hit a home run in baseball.
• Play both on your TV and New Controller - Drive your kart to victory competing with up to five players (four split screens on your TV + the New Controller), or play solo switching anytime between the New Controller and TV!
• Get inside the action - Use the New Controller as a frame to scan and analyze the field to give insightful advice as a caddie in golf