Wii U 4.1.0 Software Update Now Live, Improves System Stability

By Alex Osborn

Nintendo has confirmed that its latest system software update is now live for Wii U owners.

Update 4.1.0 U doesn't add anything revolutionary to the Big N's tablet-centric console, but it does provide "further improvements to overall system stability and other minor adjustments" that "enhance the user experience."

With the next big release for the console not coming until May with Mario Kart 8, let's hope the steady stream of Game Boy Advance titles will be enough to tide the Nintendo faithful over. It's going to be a rough couple of months leading up to E3. Right now all we can do is hope Nintendo brings the big guns to June's gaming expo.

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