Sniper Elite V2

Sniper Elite V2 is a great game all around. It has an excellent storyline and works well for intermediate to experienced players. If you're hardcore into shooters this is a recommended buy for any gamer.

In Sniper Elite V2 - Nintendo Wii U you are playing as an American sniper infiltrating Berlin during the last days of the war, players must sneak and shoot their way to their high-ranking targets. Realistic bullet physics can make landing a shot challenging, though there are a number of assists available to help players if they so choose. In addition to a campaign that can be played cooperatively, there are a few cooperative online multiplayer modes.

 Great visuals, lots of weapons and gadgets, great videos and story with awesome controls and missions. The sniper vision and kills are awesome and show the exact entry and exit points, it's that detailed. The Wii U controls are great, and the gamepad makes playing even easier and more in depth.

Nintendo Land with Luigi

The best Wii u bundle for kids in 2014 is NintendoLand with Luigi, this is a great combo pack, you get the latest NintendoLand game and Wii U Remote, NintendoLand is the best casual multiplayer game out there for the Wii u, the combo pack with the motion plus controller only makes it better.

 The latest game has fun-filled theme park attractions based on Nintendo's greatest game worlds, including Mario Chase, The Legend of Zelda: Battle Quest, Pikmin Adventure, and more with 12 attraction.


 The mini games in Nintendo Land are great fun with multiple people. if you plan on playing all mini games that allow multiple people then you will need 3 more motion plus controllers. the ghost , Mario chase and animal crossing games do not need motion plus and are among the best in the bunch. its a great buy.

The experiences change depending on whether players are using the Gamepad, a Wii Remote controller, or just watching others play on the TV screen.

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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.