I was expecting the Wii U to have an RJ-45 Ethernet port, but it does not. How can I connect the Wii U to my router with an Ethernet cable? (also called RJ-45)
How to connect a Wii U to the router with an Ethernet cable
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The back of the game boxes have icons indicating which input methods are supported.
I was somewhat surprised that Arkham City does not support it.
That depends on RAID implementation for a device. From the specs of this specific device it seems that it's hardware configured using DIP switches and doesn't requeres any drivers, specifically
Supporting OS:
The H212 is OS independent and will work with any OS that supports USB host devices.
That means that it looks like a regular drive to device that is using it. So, unless there is no specific incompatibility the device should work fine with Wii U.
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You will need to purchase the Wii LAN Adapter for that. The official adapter is compatible with Wii, Wii U, and Switch. Note that this will occupy a USB port on your console.
According to Nintendo Support, regular USB to Ethernet adapters might not work with the Wii U. This likely also applies to the Wii and possibly also the Switch. You could try using an adapter you already own, but if you're going to buy one for the Wii U, I recommend buying the right one.