Nintendo responds to supposed Wii U hack

 @HonorOfGod  @Rayzakk Thank you Captain Obvious! 

 @RageSet It is the PS3's wireless card. Much faster with wired connection.

 @Toysoldier34

I think you may need to get a new router as all of my wireless devices I use receive 90 to 95% of my DL speed and that is with concurrent users (off peak times). 

 @HonorOfGod  @Dnaisinmybody  @Rayzakk You clearly have no idea what you are talking about. What would having a faster download speed have to do with hacking anything? I prefer a faster download speed so that my files, wait for it, download faster. I also have Comcast and the fastest internet they have. I often have around 35mbps. When my PS3 is wireless within about ten to fifteen feet of the router I would get around 5mbps. When I wire it I get around 12-15mbps. This means when I download larger files such as full games that can be around 10GB it can be done pretty quickly.

You should just stop talking, it makes you look worse and worse with each senseless comment you leave.

 @the_requiem while going #2 you can watch youtube. I prefer Kenny vs Spenny myself

 @Dnaisinmybody  Agreed, you should never leave your main PC on a wireless network, leaves you with no back out option.

 @the_requiem You have no idea how much that comment amused me, all i could picutre was Sega Saturn Shiro running around with that huge Sega Saturn on his back lol

 @HonorOfGod  @Dnaisinmybody  @Rayzakk You do realize that a wired connection is faster than a wireless one right? I wire everything I can. I have a nice top of the line router but it still doesn't beat a wired connection. My PC and PS3 both get much faster download speeds when wired.

I also have a big home and the wireless signal doesn't reach the other end of the home with a strong connection when my 100 foot ethernet cable reaches my second router just fine to allow everything on that side to be wired as well.

Also buying new furniture shouldn't result in needing to move your desktop computer unless you are still using the 6 foot cable an Xbox or your router came with. Go out and buy a 25, 50, or 100 foot cable and never worry about it. They are really cheap, under $20.

I also don't go out and buy a big couch and bring it home only to find I don't have room for it and need to rearrange everything to make it fit.

 @HonorOfGod  @Rayzakk Wow... Just WOW!! Your lack of intelligence compels me. What does being cool have to do with what I just said. It's not like I was going on with some stupid fanboy rant, and still you really think there are internet with wire fanboys like wtf man seriously... 

I hope your internet gets hacked and that somebody uses up all your bandwith as it's practically what you're inviting people to do by saying you have such great tools defending your internet connection.

 @Dnaisinmybody  @Rayzakk Wow you are sooo coool... >.> lol well I can tell if someone is messing with my internet ..My router and my provider Comcast sets me up with the tools I need for that I also have a few other ways. Cables.. >.> some people don't ever leave town hu? I move around allot so Wifi is a must for me.

 @the_requiem Maybe if you buy something that takes up space like a new big couch  and the desktop is in the way you would need to move your set up to another place and instead of being limited by a cable or plug you would not have to worry about anything you can set your desktop anywhere... O_O am I the onlyone living in the year 2012? lmao

 @HonorOfGod  @Rayzakk Anybody with just a bit of computer skills and free time on his hands can hack your wi-fi easy. I do have a wi-fi router but I use it for my consoles. My PC is still connected with a cable and it will remain the same until they become non-existent. 

 @the_requiem Well that's a question most people in the current years has no means to answer.

Just curious, why would anyone want to take desktop and console all around the house?

 @Rayzakk  Well if you ever do get one you wont be sorry. You will be able to take your Laptop, desktop and games all over the house and set them anywhere it also helps with space in the house or apartment. Most go for cheap I have had mines for more than 5 years now and never had a problem.

 @Rickystickyman  @AmnesiaHaze is a mock up becuase it has games that do not exist and never will like "yoshi land WiiU" i sugest to go to the original source beside IGN has the photograph with the bogus titles with better resolution

 @Landsharkk  @AndCarlsen  @Shadowmax889  @AmnesiaHaze You do know bricked consoles happened to the morons who decided to shut off or unplug the Wii U during an update. The same this would happen on any other console or PC, hence the "Do not turn off console during an update" text you always see.

 @Landsharkk If this is anything to judge, Nintendo will more then likely address them. Have your friends call their tech support and have them take notice.

 @AndCarlsen  @Shadowmax889  @AmnesiaHaze It's not hate, it's facts.  On day 1 there has been the debug menu, the bricked Wii U consoles, the weird $0.50 for kid accounts, and the lack of ability to move accounts to a different console.

I'm actually surprised the Wii U bricked console issue hasn't made a spot in an article on gamespot yet. It has happened to a couple of friends of mine (and no, they didn't turn the console off during the update).

http://news.softpedia.com/news/Wii-U-Has-Mandatory-5GB-Firmware-Update-Gets-Bricked-If-Things-Go-Wrong-307942.shtml