Flailing around not getting Wii U yet~

that will solely depends if my future wii u has a problem or not lol. so far I only fix error 003 for wii.

no.. the wii u wont be obsolete after ps4 came out.. not at least wii u is 4-5 years old or more...

for example, look at the 3DS.. the PSVita with all the powerful spec has already been released for almost a year, which by hardware enthusiast logic, would make the 3DS obsolete.. but 3DS is still here, alive and kicking hard, with many superb game are coming this year.. monster hunter, animal crossing, the new 3D pokemon, and I bet more will be announced this coming E3 around June..

there's also a possibility the new xbox or the new PS will not be all that much powerful.. probably just a few inches better than wii u.. who knows

but then again, it's up to what kind of games you want to play...if you only like the mindless shooter and FPS's or action games.. I think the new XBOX or the new PS would have more of that compare to Wii U.. if you want more diverse genre of games, I think Nintendo does better job.. That is if Sony and Microsoft stays like what they are doing with the PS3 and the XBOX360..

just my opinion..

masuk ninty forum and ask opinion about ps4? ni mesti mintak *hadiah*

This post has been edited by andrewcha: Jan 24 2013, 03:34 PM

Thank you so much For all the the information guess i will go get 1 right now ... btw RM1480 is the 32 GB US version and should i get a converter for the adaptor?

Guys just bought the Wii U ... do i have to buy a special adaptor for it?

Congrats on ur new console!
I would suggest you get a transformer or a compatible adaptor.. dont risk getting ur console/gamepad burn..

SnowMaNgoi just freaking efficient lo. lol.

Guys, I'm getting a US Wii U. I see people reported it works without any adapter.

Any guy here really tried the US Wii U on 220 V for a few days without any issue ? Because if it wasnt dual voltage, it should have fried instantly I think, the same happened with original Wii, and the adapter would melt/smoke instantly.

I google the issue, and it's hard to find any info about it except you guys and some blog on IGN that says it's really 110-240V.

welp in my own experience I fried one japan adapter before for my wii. my wii is safe. you can try on your wii u and let us have a input.

Well since some people here already tried, at this point I wanna know if they stressed test it already

Hi want to ask im using canada account and I want to purchase game from eshop. I tried to add fund using cc but the billing address postal code I can't complete. Any help

Edit:Finally I manage to add funds using maybank cc. The postal code last box fill in with 0 will do. But the canada tax is so much 5%

This post has been edited by andrewyeak83: Jan 25 2013, 04:30 PM

plug in wii u console US power adapter without the transformer... so far max time using it was less than 90min.. ok je...
now, me dont connect the power adapter with transformer... but havent played more than 2hrs straight... but theoretically, if u can use it without burn for 1sec.. u can use it already...

Exactly, so I think it's really dual voltage, else it would have burnt completely.

Good to hear that. After this if i balik kampung, i do not need to bring the bulky transformer

I planing to buy a wii u set from Japan. So is the voltage at Japan same as Malaysia?
So do I need to add a adapter if I bring it over to Malaysia? Since most of the game console here came from US.

Try Alberta, CANADA. Acme (403)-546

Get a stepdown transformer.

Or you can buy local adaptor (WiiU/Gamepad) at lelong or Impulse Megastore

I can attest you don't need a stepdown transformer, I just tried the US Wii U, which says 110 V on both adapters (gamepad and Wii U), and it works perfectly on a 220 V plug plugged DIRECTLY, using the original US 110V adapters.

I guess Nintendo is bullshitting saying it's 110V only because it works flawlessly...