The WiiU seems wonderful... in fact IT IS WONDERFUL. But many have immediatly criticized the fact that it uses a small amount of flash memory for its internal memory (i think it was 8GB). It is also said, though, that the WiiU will support USB (2.0) for storage. I know nothing is finalized but i think this is a great idea, some users hardly use any internal memory with their consoles so they get this at a fair price, while others can expand using external memory. It also takes SD cards but they only go so high. What this thread is really about is the idea of adding storage (for you virtual hoarders.... including me) through the USB with an external hardrive or any large storage device.If you are putting downloadable games (or putting retail games from their discs to the memory, as many PS3 users do to shorten load times), you're gonna want that software to load quickly, but with USB 2.0 it doesn't load to fast. I've experienced USB 3.0 and i have to say it loads files much much faster. For those of you who dont know the difference, USB 3.0 is a different plug all together, it isn't popular now, but with increasing storage devices we need increased file movement speed.

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Anyway, the question is, with all the possible software, and now the rumoured "App store", along with shortening load times of games upto 25GB (rarley ever reaches that point) and the new wonder of updates and DLC... should Nintendo be concerned about not having USB 3.0? Should they add one or multiple usb 3.0 inputs to the back of the system? Do you plan on using more than the 8GB of storage that the WiiU is supposed to come with? And if so, do you think 3.0 is a useful added speed for this application. I think theyy should but what do you think?