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title: "Nintendo Wii U Deluxe Set: Super Mario Bros U & Luigi U (32 GB)"
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# 6.2-inch touchscreen GamePad 32 GB internal storage HD 1080p graphics output Nintendo Wii U Deluxe Set: Super Mario Bros U & Luigi U (32 GB)

**Price:** € 490.41
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## Summary

> 🎉 Level up your nostalgia with next-gen flair!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Nintendo Wii U Deluxe Set: Super Mario Bros U & Luigi U (32 GB)
- **How much does it cost?** € 490.41 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

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## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Multiplayer Magic:** Up to 5 players can join the fun simultaneously, blending cooperative and competitive play.
- • **Digital Convenience:** Download games and demos from the Nintendo eShop with background play and 10% points back.
- • **Classic Meets Modern:** Relive iconic Mario adventures in crisp HD with Super Mario Bros U & Luigi U combo disc.
- • **Dual-Screen Immersion:** Break the TV barrier with the innovative GamePad touchscreen for seamless gameplay and multitasking.
- • **Certified Refurbished Quality:** Tested, cleaned, and guaranteed to perform like new—minor blemishes only add character.

## Overview

The Nintendo Wii U Deluxe Set (32 GB) is a certified refurbished console featuring a 6.2-inch touchscreen GamePad that transforms your gaming experience with HD graphics and innovative dual-screen play. This bundle includes the Super Mario Bros U & Luigi U combo disc, offering classic platforming with fresh challenges. Designed for multiplayer fun and digital convenience, it’s a perfect entry point for Nintendo fans craving both nostalgia and modern gameplay.

## Description

It's an entirely new system that will change the way you experience entertainment. For the first time, experience your favorite Nintendo worlds in crystal clear high definition. The New Wii U GamePad controller removes the traditional barriers between you, your games, and your TV by creating a second window into the video game world. It incorporates a 6.2-inch, 16:9 aspect ratio LCD touch screen, as well as traditional button controls and two analog sticks.

Review: Classic Nintendo Bundle - We'd been meaning to pick up a Wii U for some time, but financial constraints put the system out of our price range even after the price drop. Fortunately, we were able to get an excellent deal here, and purchased this bundle for as much as we paid for our original Wii! This bundle gives much of the same feel as the old SNES SMW + All-Stars bundle, if you're the kind of person that enjoys classic Mario platforming. If you wanted New Super Mario Bros U anyway, opt for this bundle over another; you'll get a better deal for your money! The system itself is wonderful. It's been getting something of a bad reputation due to it's poor sales compared to Nintendo's projections, but that doesn't mean it's a bad system at all. Nintendo has largely just been having a poor time advertising it, and it took them too long to get enough of their classic first party franchises into the party. That's really what makes a Nintendo system, not the hardware. However, those concerned about Nintendo's recent trend of gimmicky-controllers and peripherals should try out the system at a store before buying. I was worried initially too, but getting the controller in my hands convinced me that it simply looked clunky, but felt quite smooth. I have since become quite fond of it. Many games on the system allow (or even downright require, in multiplayer instances) you to use the old Wii Remote + Nunchuck combination instead of the gamepad, or even the Classic Pro Controller (although you'll have to buy that separately) for those who just want to hold a normal controller in their hands. Another particularly noteworthy improvement over the Wii is that this system has download management; you can now buy a game or try a demo off the Nintendo E-Shop, and play something else while it downloads, without interruption. To go with that, through December 2014, all purchases made in the e-shop from a Deluxe Wii U will earn 10% back in points that can be redeemed for store credit. Not a huge offer, but something worth noting if you plan to buy a lot of your games digitally. Onto the game(s), Super Mario Brothers U is simply more of what you would expect from the NSMB series. I loved the original DS one, but only played the Wii version while visiting family, so NSMBU manages to feel fresh for me. If you have enough Wii Remotes, you can play with up to four other people -- four people running around on screen, and one more using the gamepad to draw blocks and generally help the other players. It's a good mode for people who aren't very good at platforming. Players can also drop in or out at any time. That being said, multiplayer has basically no consequences for death, allowing for all levels to be completed (and specifically, all Star Coins to be obtained) with minimal effort. Those looking for an old-school challenge can still play the game in single player, where death means restarting the entire level and losing any Star Coins obtained (in-level checkpoints do retain Star Coins earned before that point, however). Long-time fans will probably not find 100% completion overwhelmingly challenging, but should enjoy it as solid platforming nonetheless. There are also hordes of challenge runs that require even more skill to complete, especially for the highest ranking medals. These range from simple time trials to completing a level without collecting a single coin, or even without touching the ground! Perfectionists will be banging their heads even if they manage a gold medal -- there is always room to improve your score. Of particular interest, I did not expect Super Luigi U to be very amazing -- simply an expansion of the base game. However, although it uses the same overworld map, the levels are all entirely different, and have a much faster-paced focus. The platforming physics differ from NSMBU, with much higher jumps that are put to good use.There are no midway points, and each world tends to throw much more at you than their counterparts in NSMBU. Throw in the challenge of collecting Star Coins, and you have difficult, intense, fulfilling stages that don't overstay their welcome or drag on. In many ways, I find it superior to the base game! As an additional, off-the-record challenge, each level in Super Luigi U contains some (usually hidden) art of Luigi within. It can be fun to search for these easter eggs, especially with friends or family. All in all, if you're a Nintendo fan and want to get your hands on a Wii U, this is an excellent bundle start with. From there you can pick up all the other big games that are out now, and you'll have a reliable library for your system in no time. Have fun!
Review: Fun system, shows promise. Minor issues. - NOTE: This deluxe set only comes with one game disc. It's a combo disc that includes both Super Mario Bros. U and Super Luigi U. The second game is actually just a DLC (downloadable content) expansion of the first game. This probably isn't a problem for most people (and it's actually convenient for me), but the image above is a bit misleading showing two separate game cases. CONS: * Kids can't play online unless you have a VISA or MasterCard, and can pay a one-time non-refundable fee of $0.50. Tough luck if you have a different brand of card. In order for children to use online features, they must prove they have parental permission to do so, which requires a credit card transaction. There doesn't seem to be any other 'legitimate' way around this. However, while making your Wii profile, if your birthday shows you are an adult, you will not have to go through that process to be granted access to online features. * Set up takes a long time. Downloading and installing the initial updates took roughly an hour, even though the console was sitting near the wireless router and our connection speed averages 20Mbps download / 10Mbps upload wirelessly. * The gamepad lets you play wirelessly, but you can't get too far away from the console. Moving about 30 feet away down the hallway into the next room killed the connection. Not really surprising, but I was hoping for WiFi-like range. * Not a whole lot of software yet, but don't worry, Zelda and Smash Bros are on their way eventually. * Switching controllers in-game can be extremely confusing and frustrating. PROS: * Love the TV remote control feature. Fast and easy setup, and it's quick to turn on and use at a moment's notice. * Gamepad has good ergonomics. I have smallish adult hands and it fits me perfectly. Though I think a child might have a bit of a tougher time hitting the shoulder buttons comfortably. Not a game-breaker though. * Super Mario Bros. U is a nostalgia-fest. Lots of gameplay, music, and effects reminiscent of the original NES and SNES mario games. Just don't accidentally confuse this game with Super Mario 3D World like I did! * The internet browser is way faster, smoother, and easier to use than it was on the original Wii. * Comes with desertcart Prime Instant Video built in!

## Features

- This refurbished product is tested and certified to work properly. The product will have minor blemishes and/or light scratches. The refurbishing process includes functionality testing, basic cleaning, inspection, and repackaging. The product ships with all relevant accessories, and may arrive in a generic box.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00G0OYHCW |
| Batteries | 1 CR2 batteries required. (included) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (944) |
| Date First Available | October 25, 2013 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 10.19 pounds |
| Item model number | WUPSKAFP |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Nintendo |
| Product Dimensions | 14.13 x 5.43 x 11.06 inches; 10.21 Pounds |
| Rated | Rating Pending |
| Release date | October 27, 2013 |
| Type of item | Video Game |

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: What does this deluxe set come with besides the games? Does it include the charging station?**
A: To answer your question I will give you the difference between the deluxe vs console. basics: Memory: Basic: 8GB / Deluxe: 32GB Color: Basic: White / Deluxe: Black hardware: * Basic: 1 GamePad, Wii U sensor, HDMI cable * Deluxe: 1 GamePad, two power adapters, HDMI cable stand for Wii U, charging dock GamePad Game included: Elementary: None / Delux: Land Nintendo or Super Mario Bros Price (U.S.): Basic: 299,99 dollars / Deluxe: 349,99 dollars * The Deluxe version has Nintendo Network Premium (give discounts to download games for 2 years). As for graphics will be the same, both have 2GB of RAM and will run games with resolution up to 1080p (Deluxe version has more storage capacity, but not more powerful)

**Q: in the wii u can i play with that games of the wii and gamecube like in the wii?**
A: The wii u is a new console. not a add on to the wii. you can play wii games on it however, you can not use the gamepad to play them.

**Q: Does the console play DVD's?**
A: No. In fairness, it would be more expensive then due to licensing agreements and almost everyone has a DVD player. It has the hardware to play blu ray discs and DVD's, but not the software. Some people illegally install the software and others think it will come in a future update.In fairness, the off screen play and dual screen functionality for local multiplayer more than makes up for lack of DVD player. It also plays netflix and hulu in full HD 1080P. Maybe take a look at the Mario Kart 8 bundle that comes out in a week or so. It's a little more expensive but includes the best game of the year on any console, more accessories and a 2nd game free download code with Mario Kart 8.

**Q: Does it come with a hard copy of the games or download codes? I was looking to get the used version but do not want to risk getting a used code**
A: I had received a new nintendo no copies of the codes. Honestly I wish I could help you out more

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Classic Nintendo Bundle
*by R***Z on June 9, 2014*

We'd been meaning to pick up a Wii U for some time, but financial constraints put the system out of our price range even after the price drop. Fortunately, we were able to get an excellent deal here, and purchased this bundle for as much as we paid for our original Wii! This bundle gives much of the same feel as the old SNES SMW + All-Stars bundle, if you're the kind of person that enjoys classic Mario platforming. If you wanted New Super Mario Bros U anyway, opt for this bundle over another; you'll get a better deal for your money! The system itself is wonderful. It's been getting something of a bad reputation due to it's poor sales compared to Nintendo's projections, but that doesn't mean it's a bad system at all. Nintendo has largely just been having a poor time advertising it, and it took them too long to get enough of their classic first party franchises into the party. That's really what makes a Nintendo system, not the hardware. However, those concerned about Nintendo's recent trend of gimmicky-controllers and peripherals should try out the system at a store before buying. I was worried initially too, but getting the controller in my hands convinced me that it simply looked clunky, but felt quite smooth. I have since become quite fond of it. Many games on the system allow (or even downright require, in multiplayer instances) you to use the old Wii Remote + Nunchuck combination instead of the gamepad, or even the Classic Pro Controller (although you'll have to buy that separately) for those who just want to hold a normal controller in their hands. Another particularly noteworthy improvement over the Wii is that this system has download management; you can now buy a game or try a demo off the Nintendo E-Shop, and play something else while it downloads, without interruption. To go with that, through December 2014, all purchases made in the e-shop from a Deluxe Wii U will earn 10% back in points that can be redeemed for store credit. Not a huge offer, but something worth noting if you plan to buy a lot of your games digitally. Onto the game(s), Super Mario Brothers U is simply more of what you would expect from the NSMB series. I loved the original DS one, but only played the Wii version while visiting family, so NSMBU manages to feel fresh for me. If you have enough Wii Remotes, you can play with up to four other people -- four people running around on screen, and one more using the gamepad to draw blocks and generally help the other players. It's a good mode for people who aren't very good at platforming. Players can also drop in or out at any time. That being said, multiplayer has basically no consequences for death, allowing for all levels to be completed (and specifically, all Star Coins to be obtained) with minimal effort. Those looking for an old-school challenge can still play the game in single player, where death means restarting the entire level and losing any Star Coins obtained (in-level checkpoints do retain Star Coins earned before that point, however). Long-time fans will probably not find 100% completion overwhelmingly challenging, but should enjoy it as solid platforming nonetheless. There are also hordes of challenge runs that require even more skill to complete, especially for the highest ranking medals. These range from simple time trials to completing a level without collecting a single coin, or even without touching the ground! Perfectionists will be banging their heads even if they manage a gold medal -- there is always room to improve your score. Of particular interest, I did not expect Super Luigi U to be very amazing -- simply an expansion of the base game. However, although it uses the same overworld map, the levels are all entirely different, and have a much faster-paced focus. The platforming physics differ from NSMBU, with much higher jumps that are put to good use.There are no midway points, and each world tends to throw much more at you than their counterparts in NSMBU. Throw in the challenge of collecting Star Coins, and you have difficult, intense, fulfilling stages that don't overstay their welcome or drag on. In many ways, I find it superior to the base game! As an additional, off-the-record challenge, each level in Super Luigi U contains some (usually hidden) art of Luigi within. It can be fun to search for these easter eggs, especially with friends or family. All in all, if you're a Nintendo fan and want to get your hands on a Wii U, this is an excellent bundle start with. From there you can pick up all the other big games that are out now, and you'll have a reliable library for your system in no time. Have fun!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fun system, shows promise. Minor issues.
*by N***O on March 17, 2014*

NOTE: This deluxe set only comes with one game disc. It's a combo disc that includes both Super Mario Bros. U and Super Luigi U. The second game is actually just a DLC (downloadable content) expansion of the first game. This probably isn't a problem for most people (and it's actually convenient for me), but the image above is a bit misleading showing two separate game cases. CONS: * Kids can't play online unless you have a VISA or MasterCard, and can pay a one-time non-refundable fee of $0.50. Tough luck if you have a different brand of card. In order for children to use online features, they must prove they have parental permission to do so, which requires a credit card transaction. There doesn't seem to be any other 'legitimate' way around this. However, while making your Wii profile, if your birthday shows you are an adult, you will not have to go through that process to be granted access to online features. * Set up takes a long time. Downloading and installing the initial updates took roughly an hour, even though the console was sitting near the wireless router and our connection speed averages 20Mbps download / 10Mbps upload wirelessly. * The gamepad lets you play wirelessly, but you can't get too far away from the console. Moving about 30 feet away down the hallway into the next room killed the connection. Not really surprising, but I was hoping for WiFi-like range. * Not a whole lot of software yet, but don't worry, Zelda and Smash Bros are on their way eventually. * Switching controllers in-game can be extremely confusing and frustrating. PROS: * Love the TV remote control feature. Fast and easy setup, and it's quick to turn on and use at a moment's notice. * Gamepad has good ergonomics. I have smallish adult hands and it fits me perfectly. Though I think a child might have a bit of a tougher time hitting the shoulder buttons comfortably. Not a game-breaker though. * Super Mario Bros. U is a nostalgia-fest. Lots of gameplay, music, and effects reminiscent of the original NES and SNES mario games. Just don't accidentally confuse this game with Super Mario 3D World like I did! * The internet browser is way faster, smoother, and easier to use than it was on the original Wii. * Comes with Amazon Prime Instant Video built in!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great buy and great games keep on coming
*by H***9 on December 29, 2014*

Bought this wii u as an upgrade for my wii. At first I was a bit unsure about getting it, there were a lot of mixed reviews but it was worth every penny spent. I can get technical and talk about all the processors and chips and all new things inside wii u but keeping simple the wii u has great graphics and performance. Games look very nice in hd and gameplay is very smooth. Plus there's a lot of new games out for this system and coming out in the future.The gamepad its bit bulky at first but you'll get use to it and master it in no time and won"t even notice it when playing. Its a good family game console and for all levels of gamers too. Nintendo has nice system update that help the wii u performance and help fix some bugs make sure to keep your system updated. Plus there's the eshop channel which adds a whole new library of games that are really fun to play. some advice for my harcore gamers and regular players that sometimes play none stop make sure to keep your gamepad fully charge so it doesn't stop you in mid play. So always charge gamepad when your done playing and enjoy your wii u to the fullest.

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