How is this impressive or making people "speechless" when it's now barely on par/slightly surpasses the 360 and PS3? lol.
How is this impressive or making people "speechless" when it's now barely on par/slightly surpasses the 360 and PS3? lol.
I'm really okay with waiting 20 seconds for a game to close out. It's not that big of a deal. Is it great? No, but I have patience.I'm amazed at the length of time it took to get back to the menu before. Wii U owners must have been driven mad.
Well...I think they're speechless because Nintendo actually uploaded their own comparison video.
Doesn't really sound like it.Speechless.
But excited.
Nintendo Direct within 48 hours!
I mean, it's great that they are updating it. If any company were to follow through on promises, it would be Nintendo. It just seems a little silly.People are just happy to see the improvement. Honestly, I am disappointed in my Wii U to this point. I am sure Nintendo will continue to make strides in the OS, but I fear that the next-gen consoles interfaces and services are going to blow the Wii U's away.
I like the tease the Wii U currently does. When you think it's finally finished loading, a popup saying "please wait" appears.
It always tricks me!
That's still pretty goddamn slow but at least it's much better than before.
How much memory does the 360 and PS3 reserve for the OS?It's about as fast as when you go to the PS3's home menu after closing a game.
The 360 isn't that much faster either.
I just want the ability to do nothing with the tablet controller unless it requires it. I don't want to use it for the store, miiverse, or anything else. I also want the ability to shut the controller off from the menu (not sure if this already exists, but I haven't seen it).
It's about as fast as when you go to the PS3's home menu after closing a game.
The 360 isn't that much faster either.
I like the idea of this. Also, they need to figure out a way to get the Wii U Pro controller working with Wii mode content that supports the classic controller pro. I'm not sure what this is so complicated.
Still takes too long, not impressed at all.
You again with this? Dude your 3ds must be screwed up.Even then, the 3DS does feel extremely slow in every facet of its operation.
That's the plan, apparentlyBig difference but it really should be faster than that still. Here's hoping they can improve it more as time goes on
THat's for just quitting a game? It took 20+secs? And now people are chuffed about 8 secs?
The fuck?
It's refreshing to see Nintendo post such a candid video. This goes a long way in restoring confidence that the OS will receive speed improvements.
I would like to see an expansion of OS features by E3. A trophy / achievement system would be nice. Something to build out the Miiverse experience so it isn't just a glorified message board. Don't get me wrong, I think what Nintendo is doing is unique and in the right direction, but they need to start fleshing it out. The Playstation 4 online experience will set a new standard.
Yeah people should be up in arms about this improvement. I for one went to the local pub and punched eight people (one for each second) in the face because I was so mad at this news. How many more will suffer come the summer update?THat's for just quitting a game? It took 20+secs? And now people are chuffed about 8 secs?
The fuck?
the chimey bell thing at 40 seconds is the thing that annoys me, ever since watching a livestream of that guy who got his early, and it was that chime for like an hour straightI wish it was faster still but I'm so glad that stupid "please wait" balloon is gone. It makes me RAGE.
It's pretty sad that we have to get to a point where a company has to do this itself, and post-launch at that. Oh well, better than leaving it as is.
This backs up my personal suspicion that the OS and OS apps on Wii U currently were basically stable (but only relatively so) beta versions that were locked down in order to meet launch. And that full development of the OS and various applications was still on-going up to and right through the launch period.
But, the video is a good sign they're performing serious work as we speak. The big one though IMO is Miiverse - considering how integral it is to the experience it really needs to be available as instantly as possible. It would also be good if it had more persistence the way the browser does.