The original 8core Power7 CPU burns around 200 Watts. Now look at the WiiU case and compare its size to a PS360 case (which get warm while burning around 100 Watts). See any problem right there? Next learn what eDRAM is used for (hint: 24MByte is not enough to buffer a 1080p TV and 1-2 pads). => End of your WiiU pipe-dream.

The fact is that the WiiU apparently uses a significantly stripped down Power7 (probably quad-)core processor which is about 20-40% more powerful than the XBox processor. Given the fact that the WiiU processor has to feed more than one screen simultaneously, it is no surprise that current rumours say that the WiiU performs roughly on par with PS360 (if pad(s) are use extensively) or somewhat better (if the pad(s) are only used marginally).

62 days until E3.

We're not gonna make it.

This is too shameful for me to bear. Let us do the honorable thing and perform public Sudoku.

YES. YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO.

WHAT IN THE WORLD DOES THAT MEAN?!?!?!

More from GearBox:

"There's a lot that we can do with that screen," Pitchford said. "It's a really cool system -- it's pretty powerful. I want to be careful, because I don't want to risk any sensitive information that Nintendo's not ready to share yet, but in our experience it's a great system. I think it's a really nice bridge to the next generation. I think people will be surprised. I don't know off the top of my head how many of the specs they've released, so I want to be very careful not to jump the gun, but we're very pleased with the hardware. And even since they gave us our first alpha kit, our very first 'pre-prototype' development hardware that they kind of let us play around with, they've done so many things to make the platform better. So it's getting better for us as developers."

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I need some Sudoku in my life again!

 That didn't help me at all...