Responds great for me. I think people have an obcession with comparing it to a $600 ipad.   It responds excellent for what it needs to.  

From what I recall, Flash doesn't work on the Wii U browser. Unless Crunchyroll is HTML5 optimized, it won't work :/ 

Oh that's great to hear!! I think this problem was mentioned when swaping weapons in ZombiU...

Still updating currently

Likes: They seem to have made the "Sync" function much more user-friendly. I remember Syncing Wiimotes being the most aggravating part of setting up Wii, especially when they would occasionally de-sync for no apparent reason between play sessions. This makes the process much more transparent.
The TV Remote function. That has to be the most painless universal remote setup i have ever went through ever.

U Pad power cord is longer than the 3DS charger. Makes things much more convenient.

Dislikes: The black plastic on the Wii U casing seems to be very susceptible to scratching. Very, very.
A 2 GB initial update (!)

Well crunchyroll works on Ios devices and those dont run flash (I think) so it should technically work I suppose

done updating checked out features everything looked nice then i put in nintendo land and saw some shit about another update wont be able to get any games until tuesday and i refuse to buy games from the stores down here as they usually are 70 bucks or more so will be going digital only with my wii u unless someone buys a game for me

Looks like Netflix is up and running but not Hulu+. Netflix loads a lot faster (titles in queue, etc) than Wii due to more memory. I'm still just barely fiddling around with the system and I haven't even tried a game out yet.

Keep 'em reports coming boys!!

Got the Deluxe bundle. I REALLY like the system so far.. it looks great in-person, the controller is very comfortable, the Internet Browser is a huge step up from other consoles, the eShop is easy to use, and Nintendo Land has been very addictive (I have 2 other games but its the only one I've played so far).

The only thing I want them to fix eventually are the OS loading times. They aren't too long, but they are noticeable. It would also be nice if Netflix added the "post-play" feature they have on the PC & PS3 versions, it would remove the need to keep going to the GamePad to change episodes.

So how are the screen resolutions of the games? I know Nintendo's 1st party titles are supposedly in 720p, but what about the 3rd party stuff? Some time ago there was a lot of talk about 3rd party ports running in higher res than their PS360 counterparts, but not a single one of all the reviews I've read -anywhere- mention anything about it at all. What gives? Seeing as how a LOT of 'HD twins' games run in sub-HD resolutions, I'd be a nice bonus if WiiU games ran in higher res. Y'know, as in, actual HD... Anyone know anything?