The Wii Mini isWii U because it's the final form of the Wii.
The Wii Mini isWii U because it's the final form of the Wii.
Those are valid points.Are you thinking of buying one or the other?
Depends what you want to do. If your preference is Wii and Gamecube games (I'm assuming you don't care about WiiU games or there wouldn't be a debate) then def go with the Wii for better support of actual gamecube discs on most Wii models as well as ports for the gamecube controllers.
The Wii U probably would be better off if they called it "Wii Pro" since the name Wii U wasn't good at all, even when it was announced.I'd have to say the Wii. The Wii U is great and all, but the Wii is objectively better at hiding in boxes and being unexpectedly found while cleaning out a closet.
Good point! Funny enough I thought about the component cable only right after replying, funny how that works (and thats if you're lucky and not using composite, yuck). With compnent you'll at least get the 480p vs 480i, but the TV will do the work of upscaling to the native resolution. With the HDMI adapter it will be doing the upscaling work. So depending what TV you have, for mine one of its strongest features is how good it upscales, so I'd want my TV to do it for sure, but other cases you'd maybe want the adapter.Those are valid points.
However, choosing the Wii means you have to use its genuine component cable unless you'd go with the cheap HDMI adapter (it works, but don't know how good it is compared to the component cable).
And a Memory Card. Speaking of which, I ordered an SD Memory Card from AliExpress and will insert a 4GB SD when it arrives so that'll never run out of space (don't have any other use for that 4GB SD card, anyway).
What about the Vii?I prefer the wireless 60 tbh.
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But for real, I'm not a fan of the wii or wii u. I hate motion controls with a burning passion. I have a lot of trouble keeping my arms from drifting around, and my arms get really tired.
Likewise. I just use a traditional controller for the games that allow it.But for real, I'm not a fan of the wii or wii u. I hate motion controls with a burning passion. I have a lot of trouble keeping my arms from drifting around, and my arms get really tired.
I find the Wii to not be accurate with emulation, as many of the emulators for it are very outdated. But the Wii U on the other hand, you can load up RetroArch and play tons of different consoles.Wii U is an excellent console unfortunately not only the third parties turned their back on Nintendo but also the homebrew community.
On Wii you have native emulators for almost all systems, if you don't like a Launcher, you have several others to try. There are even homebrew games.
However on Wii U if it weren't for the recent release of Aroma/Tiramisu, the console would be completely dead. D:
web server, makeshift bat signal via rc24 and emails, can be portablized, not so good media player, (still, it beats WebTV) technically better HD via component cables, (although the Wii U may also do that) kind of a linux machine, good for emulation...I can't think of a good reason to own a mere Wii anymore.