Accessing the Wii U menu, for instance, often takes over 15 seconds, and there's absolutely nothing you can do while your console loads.

In the video, a comparison is shown between the current Wii U software and the upcoming update. Dropping back to the home menu from a game currently takes around 20 seconds — the updated system ...

The Wii U menu isn't exactly fast - we know that, and thankfully Nintendo does, too. During today's Wii U Direct, the company confirmed that two Wii U system updates will take place this year ...

The long awaited Quick Start Menu has finally arrived as part of the Wii U's summer update (version 5.0.0 U). As promised, utilizing this new feature will shorten the time it takes for Wii U ...

One of the complaints about the Wii U is that the system’s load times are too long when navigating its main Wii U menu. A firmware update in April will help reduce these.

Tap on the pre-installed Netflix icon on Wii U Menu, and follow the commands to download the rest of Netflix out of the Nintendo eShop. When downloaded, open Download Management and install ...

The Wii U is far more accessible than before, thanks to an updated interface that gets you into menus and apps much faster, and a quick-start menu that lets you jump into a game from standby mode.

The Wii U’s icon-driven, multi-screen menu system may look like iOS, but it’s nothing like it performance-wise. I’m genuinely upbeat about Nintendo’s two-screen approach to gaming, but the ...

During a Nintendo Direct event this morning, the company showcased some upcoming improvements for the Wii U console set to hit this month through a system update. In addition to reducing load ...

An update for the Wii U, bringing the system to v5.0.o, is rolling out right now. If you're sick of waiting for the console's menu to load every time you boot up the system, you'll be happy with it.

Nintendo have released a new firmware update for the Wii U that allows Wii games to be played on the Wii U GamePad. The catch is that you can’t use the GamePad to control them.

It's time for the remix – call up DJ Cutman and get him on the case – Wii U's beats need to be made into a full album for all to enjoy. That's exactly what the man has done here at the launch ...