Wii U system update released

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Nintendo has released a new Wii U system update in Europe.

The company says the update makes "further improvements to overall system stability", while "other minor adjustments have been made to enhance the user experience".

A Wii U system update released in July introduced the ability for users to transfer save data for software, Mii characters and user settings from one Wii U console to another.

June's Wii U system update added a quick start menu, in response to frustration expressed by console owners over the operating system's sluggishness.


In late July, Nintendo reported a loss for its first financial quarter despite an increase in Wii U sales during the three months ended June 2014.

Nintendo sold 510,000 Wii U consoles and 4.39 million Wii U games during the first quarter, representing a significant increase year-over-year and quarter-over quarter. It showed that, despite wider money issues, Wii U sales appear to be gaining momentum.

Mario Kart 8 was the company's top-selling Wii U game during the first quarter, shifting 2.82 million copies in just one month of availability following its May 30 release.

Lifetime Wii U hardware and software sales now stand at 6.68 million units and 36.67 million units respectively.

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DragonPosted:

Lets be honest with outselves, I don't think Nintendo will ever pull up to Sony and Microsoft. Unless they have an absolute miracle.

TomPosted:

vWatsonc 500000 people isnt alot of people for a console !


well it is for the wii I guess.

But I sold my wii u because it sucked.

M3Posted:

I thought they stopped updating the wii?

vWatsoncPosted:

500000 people isnt alot of people for a console !

PryzelPosted:

Maybe this will give the console the little boost it needs.