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'''Some page content & researching collaboratively taken from [https://io55.net/wiki/eop/video_game_consoles-home/8th_generation/nintendo_wii_u io55.net's Wii U page] with permission.''' | '''Some page content & researching collaboratively taken from [https://io55.net/wiki/eop/video_game_consoles-home/8th_generation/nintendo_wii_u io55.net's Wii U page] with permission.''' | ||
Unlike many other consoles, the Wii U | Unlike many other consoles, the Wii U received one major revision with many minor revisions, however not publicly announced by Nintendo. The only models that exist are the two initial launch models (with WUP-30 and WUP-40 being minor board revisions) and WUP-50, with the only difference being the internal storage space of the console. These two models were exclusively differentiated by their storage size. In terms of other hardware, they were completely identical. In the case of WUP-50, there was a SoC revision and a slight board layout change. | ||
==WUP-001 - 8 GB Model== | ==WUP-001 - 8 GB Model== | ||
[[File:WiiU-Base-Set.jpg|180px|thumb|right|North American WUP-001 Base Set in box]] | [[File:WiiU-Base-Set.jpg|180px|thumb|right|North American WUP-001 Base Set in box]] | ||
Available only in white, launching as the "Basic Set" or "Basic Pack". One of the two versions available at launch. At the time, this came with less additional peripherals, whist having only 8GB internal storage | Available only in white, launching as the "Basic Set" or "Basic Pack". One of the two versions available at launch. At the time, this came with less additional peripherals, whist having only 8GB internal storage. Otherwise, all is identical to the Deluxe. | ||
==WUP-101 - 32 GB Model== | ==WUP-101 - 32 GB Model== | ||
[[File:WiiU-Deluxe-Set.jpg|180px|thumb|right|North American WUP-101 Deluxe Set, launch edition]] | [[File:WiiU-Deluxe-Set.jpg|180px|thumb|right|North American WUP-101 Deluxe Set, launch edition]] | ||
This model initially only came in black, and was knows as the Deluxe Set in North America and the Premium Pack in the rest of the world. About seven months after the console's initial release, an official white Premium Pack was released in Japan exclusively. This was the only way to purchase a brand new 32 GB white console. However, in North America, Nintendo sold refurbished white models with the storage upgraded to 32 GB, along with the model code WUP-101. | This model initially only came in black, and was knows as the Deluxe Set in North America and the Premium Pack in the rest of the world. About seven months after the console's initial release, an official white Premium Pack was released in Japan exclusively. This was the only way to purchase a brand new 32 GB white console. However, in North America, Nintendo sold refurbished white models with the storage upgraded to 32 GB, along with the model code WUP-101. These models are more prone to Hynix eMMC Corruption | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
Revision as of 23:47, 2 October 2023
Some page content & researching collaboratively taken from io55.net's Wii U page with permission.
Unlike many other consoles, the Wii U received one major revision with many minor revisions, however not publicly announced by Nintendo. The only models that exist are the two initial launch models (with WUP-30 and WUP-40 being minor board revisions) and WUP-50, with the only difference being the internal storage space of the console. These two models were exclusively differentiated by their storage size. In terms of other hardware, they were completely identical. In the case of WUP-50, there was a SoC revision and a slight board layout change.
WUP-001 - 8 GB Model
Available only in white, launching as the "Basic Set" or "Basic Pack". One of the two versions available at launch. At the time, this came with less additional peripherals, whist having only 8GB internal storage. Otherwise, all is identical to the Deluxe.
WUP-101 - 32 GB Model
This model initially only came in black, and was knows as the Deluxe Set in North America and the Premium Pack in the rest of the world. About seven months after the console's initial release, an official white Premium Pack was released in Japan exclusively. This was the only way to purchase a brand new 32 GB white console. However, in North America, Nintendo sold refurbished white models with the storage upgraded to 32 GB, along with the model code WUP-101. These models are more prone to Hynix eMMC Corruption
References
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wii_U
https://io55.net/wiki/eop/video_game_consoles-home/8th_generation/nintendo_wii_u
https://www.reddit.com/r/wiiu/comments/7oo3wb/any_particular_wii_u_model_to_get/ (mem?)