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92 - The Wii U - The Console of Ennui (For You)
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We're taking a look back at the little Nintendo console that just couldn't. In the first segment, Jason Arriola is joined by Vanessa Cahill and Franky Ordaz to talk about the development history of the Wii U, some of our favorite things about it, and some of the things we wish it did better (or at all). Then in the second segment, Jason is joined by JoeStar to get his thoughts on the Wii U.
In a surprising turn of events, we all come to the conclusion that the Wii U wasn't actually a bad system at all! So much so that Vanessa started a list of games to buy for it and try out as soon as we wrapped up!
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And here's the music we used for this week's show!
Intro - Games and Junk theme music by Visager
Break - Main Theme - Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker - Naoto Kubo and Mahito Yokota
Outro - Reincarnation - Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE - Yoshino Nanjo
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