I managed to get into the Wii U Experience tour in Atlanta. It had lots of white sofas and neon-blue lighting. Also Wii U games. It was slightly dissapointing because they were demos of games you've already heard a lot about and you couldn't see the Wii U menus or anything online related. But overall it was fun, despite the overzealous employees.

Some impressions: The gamepad is lighter than a DS or 3DS, but feels good to hold. The "Pro" Controller (used to play Rayman Legends) was okay too. The buttons seem really light though. I guess I want things to feel more substantional and not like a plastic toy.

Pikmin 3 looks great. Rayman was also beautiful, and had some creative co-op gameplay.

Zombie U multiplayer was interesting, where the player with the gamepad places traps and zombies to kill the player on the big screen. 

I played a lot of Project P-100. From what I saw in the demo, the game seems to be all action. Basically a beat-em-up. Was really hard to draw moves on the gamepad, while pressing a button, while looking at the big screen.

The Nintendo Land games were ok, but you get bored of them pretty quickly.  It's not going to have the same success that Wii Sports had.

I like the Wii U possibilities, but this lineup of games wasn't very exciting. The crowd seemed to enjoy themselves, but no one looked blown away. Maybe Nintendo is using these events to guage how this holiday season will go, if so, I hope they realize they got some more work to do get people excited.  A handful of co-op mini-games isn't going to cut it. I hate to say it, but they really need a new Wii Sports.. that couldn't be done on the current Wii.