The Wii U is a highly-advanced video game console from Nintendo that was released in 2012. It is the successor of the highly-popular Wii, and has been designed to push the limits of video gaming and entertainment. The Wii U features a unique gamepad controller that encompasses a 6.2 inch touchscreen, enabling players to play games both on the TV and the controller. The console also supports HD graphics, and USB and HDMI connectivity. It allows multiple players to join in on games simultaneously, thereby enhancing the multiplayer gaming experience. With its innovative features and highly advanced technology, the Wii U is a significant upgrade from the Wii and has become a highly sought-after gaming console among gamers.