The Wii U's GamePad gave gamers the option to play their games on a handheld device instead of on their TV (called Off-TV Play), which was similar to Sony's PS Vita being able to stream PS3 and PS4 games via Remote Play. The only problem was that Nintendo didn't fully develop these ideas. The Wii U's GamePad was its star attraction and actually had some really neat ideas.
Related: When Good Consoles Fail-The SEGA Dreamcast 2. Unfortunately, confusion about the Wii U's identity is still present to this day, which shows how poorly Nintendo marketed it. At $299 for the Basic bundle and $349 for the Deluxe bundle, the Wii U's introductory prices-mixed with gamers' perception that it was just a new controller for the Wii-really turned people's heads away. The Wii U's starting price didn't help this either.
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