I love the simplicity of the Wii U user interface. It's tidy, extremely easy to use, and have that Nintendo charm. But it just feels too slow, although not nearly as bad as b4.
I haven't had hands on with the other two consoles yet, but from what I've seen, they both build upon what they had on their predecessors. That's both good and bad. Good for core users who are accustomed to the UI, but it could be nightmare for some casuals because the foundation is based on UIs that weren't very user friendly, IMO. I had personally preferred the Wii U approach over PS360(owned all 3), so I have a a felling my preference won't change. Nintendo really needs to speed that thing up some more, though.
I haven't had hands on with the other two consoles yet, but from what I've seen, they both build upon what they had on their predecessors. That's both good and bad. Good for core users who are accustomed to the UI, but it could be nightmare for some casuals because the foundation is based on UIs that weren't very user friendly, IMO. I had personally preferred the Wii U approach over PS360(owned all 3), so I have a a felling my preference won't change. Nintendo really needs to speed that thing up some more, though.