Players can scan the environment, punch in numbers to a keypad, locate enemies using a map and more. The GamePad also works to offer new new ways to interact with a variety of in-game objects, as demonstrated in the gameplay footage from Nintendo's conference.
In the game's campaign, the Wii U GamePad (with the built-in tablet) serves as an easy-to-use and intuitive inventory system dubbed the "Bug-Out Bag" whereas the newly announced Wii U Pro controller allows players to experience the game like a traditional FPS title.
It was on display both at the Ubisoft and Nintendo booth's on the show floor of this year's E3 event in LA and we had a chance to play a few rounds of the game's multiplayer. Ubisoft's ZombiU was a major focus during the Nintendo keynote presentation since it was the go-to third-party title to exemplify the new features that the Wii U GamePad allows for. Multiplatform hits coming to the Wii U include past releases such as Batman: Arkham City and Mass Effect 3, upcoming blockbusters like Assassin's Creed 3 and Darksiders 2, along with a few exclusives, one being ZombiU (previously known as Killer Freaks From Outer Space). Upon unveiling the Wii U at E3 2011, Nintendo promised that third-party support would be a major focus for their upcoming home console in an attempt to appear to the "core" gamers and it was this year's E3 where we first could see this come to fruition. A common concern expressed by gamers for Nintendo platforms in recent years is over the lack of third-party support.
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