E3 2012: Wii U Gets A Traditional Controller, Without A Touch Screen

Posted By | On 03rd, Jun. 2012

Two chief problems with the Wii U: the touch screen controller was derided by hardcore gamers as unnecessary and uncomfortable (even without actually, you know, playing with it first). And with the Wii U supporting only one tablet controller per system, multiplayer would have been a pain.

Nintendo addressed both those problems in style. Behold the Wii U Controller Pro.

It will be sold separately, and it will be compatible with all Wii U games. No other details, such as price, were provided.


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