Topic: wii u, whos played it and what do you think!

It was the clearity of Rayman Legends that made me so happy! :')

fixed

...I forgot to take a good look at the visuals, lol. (was having too much fun with the Castle Rock level. xD)

@Erica_Hartmann Yeah, I thought Castle Rock was the only thing worth playing there.

I want to play something good next time I go there, like back when I played pilotwing resort before the 3DS Launched

GS by work here has one. I played castle rock. That was Gina dn humorous. What impressed me was the gamepad. Upon seeing it, it looked big. It is big. When I picked it up however, it was VERY light, much lighter than I expected. And despite how wide it is, it was extremely comfortable. The buttons moved smoothly, and the screen looked really good.

@LolWut I agree. I saw the GamePad, and tooks pics of the GamePad, and I've seen pics of the GamePad, but in all the pics I've seen of the GamePad... I'd never thought it was so big. Turns out when I held it it was the perfect size.

@3Dash yeah this is the first controller where I keep ALL fingers in the trigger/bumper buttons at the same time.
I use my index fingers for the bumper and trigger buttons on my 360, or example.

Hmm, about how light would you say the controller is, Like, compared to a 360 controler? I kind of prefer my controlers to have some weight to them, but, it's no big deal really...

@Pogocop then you won't like the weight AT ALL

There isn't a lot of weight to the controller itself. I have the PS3, and I'd say it felt lighter than that. However, it doesn't feel cheap. It is a solid piece. Castle Rock is funny. You can't help but laugh to there version of Black Betty.

Like others noted, it is very light, but feels durable. Think of the light weight of the Wii's Classic Controller. Like that, only bigger, so it is a bit heavier but a lot. It's nowhere near as heavy as my 3DS. But it doesn't feel as cheap as the Classic Controller, I wouldn't worry about breaking it unless you slam it on the ground in frustration a lot, or if you sent it flying like a Wii Remote. The only concern I have is the touch screen; after only a week, the touch screen at my GameStop was noticeably scratched up. I probably will grab a screen protector for mine.

I just recently plaid it at GameStop. It was amazing, you would think the controller would be heavy and uncomfortable but it the complete opposite! I bet children will think it hollow, that how light it is! Also the controller is even more comfortable then....... dare I say it, the Gamecube controller

The controller is so much smaller than I thought!

I found that interesting too. It looks a lot bigger on camera than in real life.

I agree as well. I didnt get a chance to play anything on it since my Target didnt have a game in it either that or they didnt turn the Wii U on, but I had a chance to hold the Wii U pad and yes it was much lighter and smaller than I thought it would be. Alot more comfortable too.

Played Rayman Legends at a GameStop.

I HAD SO MUCH FUN.
It seems much more fun than Origins.

I'm stoked for the launch.

...Wait, I forgot to get on the wait list and pre-order Scribblenauts!
Facepalm

The weight feels slightly lighter than a 360 controller to me. It's weight is most likely heavier, but I would imagine that the weight distribution is more spread out, making it feel lighter.

It really does feel about as light as a Classic Controller...

Can't wait until it's in my house in 7 days.

I was able to take a look at the gamepad today at target (they inexcusably have no game demos to try out, only videos), and I absolutely loved it! It may just be my favorite game controller I've ever held. It's incredibly light; I'd say about the same weight as a 3DS. Man, I just want a Wii U so I can have that gamepad! I was definitely impressed!

Did the OP say he played Tank! Tank! Tank! as well?
If so, wotsit-like?
Looks like fun but can't get any sense of depth of the game, which the RRP suggests that there should be.