It's not bad, but I don't think it seriously is going to compete for people's time the way Twitter and Facebook do.
For people who are really enthusiastic Nintendo fans, perhaps.
I think Nintendo TVii actually might be the big thing about the system to people who aren't necessarily Nintendo fanatics.
Honestly the most fun I've had with the system (and that's not a knock on the games per se, Mario U, Nintendo Land, and BLOPS2 are quite fun) is being able to beam Youtube videos to the TV, especially with the "curtain" feature.
We can be watching TV, and even during the commercials, I can quickly flip to my Wii U using the tablet pad as a TV remote and then pop up a funny Youtube clip for friends to share. That's actually gotten the biggest response out of anything from the system.
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