Some analysts are worried that this is "the end of Nintendo." Does no one else think that this could potentially be a fight to enter the second screen? If people are forced to make a decision to watch television or play a game, what is winning out? Can the Wii U compete with the iPhone? I think it can if I can play the more immersive games (apparently you can play the full version of Assassin's Creed on it).

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Nintendo's Wii U Takes Aim at a Changed Video Game World

REDMOND, Wash. TUCKED in the woods here, west of State Route 520, is a little piece of the Mario Kingdom. Behind the unassuming doors is the business built by Mario, the pudgy plumber, and Luigi, his lanky brother, as well as characters like Link, wielder of the mystical Master Sword, and Princess Zelda, of the royal family of Hyrule. nytimes.com Visit link →

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Some analysts are worried that this is "the end of Nintendo."

Does no one else think that this could potentially be a fight to enter the second screen? If people are forced to make a decision to watch television or play a game, what is winning out? Can the Wii U compete with the iPhone?

I think it can if I can play the more immersive games (apparently you can play the full version of Assassin's Creed on it).

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