U there, and there are all the Wii U Switch ports, of course, but to say that I have ever really experienced the console would be a bit of a leap.
There was a little Wii Sports Club here, a small amount of Super Mario Bros. To be clear, I have played some Wii U in the ensuing years. Honestly, I don't feel great about making such an assumption ten years ago, but hey, it was the hazy days of 2012, we live and learn. Seeing the Wii U wasn't a matter of 'woah, look at all of these cool games', and 'you don't need the TV to play this thing?!' Instead, my thoughts were as follows: 'Hey, that looks like an iPad wait, it chunky chunky = bad I hate it'. I wish that I could say that I have always been the type to endlessly support the big N in everything that it does, possessed of an unwavering eye which is able to look past mere aesthetics or technical decisions and see the positives regardless.
