Nintendo Wii U's UK launch lineup announced
More Us than we're used to
The Nintendo Wii U is landing in the UK on November 30 and the family-friendly gaming giant has just announced what games will be available from the off.
The UK lineup is 24 games strong, featuring hardcore titles such as Call of Duty: Black Ops II and Mass Effect 3, as well as more family-orientated fare like Ben 10: Omniverse and Game Party Champions.
There's a brand new Mario game, of course - New Super Mario Bros U - and the near-obligatory FIFA 13.
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Full lineup
The full launch lineup is below – although there'll be more games available in the Nintendo eShop if none of these take your fancy.
Still not sure whether or not to bother with Nintendo's funny tablet-toting console? Check out our Wii U review for the full low-down.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops 2
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