Have an older TV? Nintendo Wii U can still run on it, but may suffer from a cropped image when viewing in certain 4:3 screens.
Whilst most folks would be playing on a widescreen TV, there are some users who still use sets with a 4:3 aspect or monitors with a boxed ratio. This small percentage of Wii U owners might end up with parts of the screen trimmed off, for example within the Wii U menu system itself or parts of the display in games.
Reports are suggesting that it's not an issue that's seen in all 4:3 units, instead in specific screens where overscanning occurs; parts of the image are lost in the TV's plastic framing as below:
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In my opinion wiiu is a hd wii... So what would be the point in buying one if you don't have a hd tv? If you can pay a couple hundred dollars for a wiiU you should have a hd tv even if its small and crapy you can get one for little more than 100$.
Cmon, use a current TV.
4:3 really? Come on now - invest in an HDTV for cryin' out loud.