Nintendo's Wii U stole the show at E3, but Nintendo downplayed its technical prowess, opting to place focus on the console's tablet-like controller instead. We know the Wii U can do HD graphics at 1080p resolution, but now we know it can support 3D games too.

While Nintendo is being careful not to rule out the possibility down the line, comments made by company president Satoru Iwata are making it clear that Wii U is less about the "we," and more about "you." As in only you getting to play with your fancy new Wii U controller.

There's no doubt that Nintendo stole the show at last week's E3 with its new 6.2-inch touchscreen Wii U controller. Without providing much on the actual Wii U console itself, gamers have been left in the dark as to how powerful it is. A new report says the Wii U is 50 percent more powerful than a PS3/Xbox 360.

Nintendo just unveiled it's new console, dubbed the Wii U. As rumored, it will deliver 1080p HD graphics with a new tablet-like controller that features a 6-inch touchscreen smack dab in the middle of it.