
Sega EVP of marketing Alan Pritchard has made the slip of the century in unveiling what’s quite possible the release date of Wii U, and it’s coming sooner than “wii” think.

Sega EVP of marketing Alan Pritchard has made the slip of the century in unveiling what’s quite possible the release date of Wii U, and it’s coming sooner than “wii” think.

It’s official, Nintendo’s just confirmed the name of its new console, and it’s called WiiU.

More Project Cafe rumors have surfaced, and this time we’re learning that the new console will come without a hard drive, and 8GB of flash memory.