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"The Wii U upscales original Wii visuals to HD, it has been reported. Despite earlier claims by Nintendo, a number of Wii U users have noted an improvement in Wii graphics when played on the new device.   One NeoGAF user suggests that while Wii games aren&amp;#039;t displayed in native 1080p, they do appear sharper than before. The Wii U is available now in North America and November 30 in Europe. A basic and premium edition will be available, as well as a European-exclusive ZombiU bundle. The basic pack includes a white Wii U console with 8GB of memory, a Wii U GamePad, an AC adapter and an HDMI cable.  The Premium set will offer the system in black with 32GB of memory, a copy of Nintendo Land, Wii U sensor bar, a GamePad charging cradle, stands for the GamePad and console and Nintendo Network Premium membership. Nintendo recently detailed how external hard drives will work with Wii U, while also revealing that only 3GB of the Wii U basic model&amp;#039;s internal hard drive can be used, or 25GB of the Deluxe system&amp;#039;s hard drive. Further system details and an unboxing were recently revealed by Nintendo. &amp;gt; Read Digital Spy&amp;#039;s review for New Super Mario Bros U &amp;gt; Read Digital Spy&amp;#039;s review for Nintendo Land Watch Digital Spy&amp;#039;s Wii U hands-on video below:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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