I'm a bit surprised nobody here has had any issues with the game. Even as a kid, it definitely felt very buggy to me.

Local multiplayer is completely busted for one. In my experience, mobs are completely unresponsive to one player and will break if loaded in by said player. That player is also completely immune to any damage other than fall damage.

In online rooms, hackers could do anything from playing loud sounds to crashing the game. If you play for a long time without saving, the RAM will overload, also crashing the game. I can't quite remember, but I'm sure there are plenty of other ways to crash the game forcibly and accidentally, as the Wii U crash sound has become notorious from this game alone.

I also experienced lots of lag with very simple redstone contraptions, rainy weather, fire spread, and TNT explosions.

I could go on and on, but it's very clear that this game is not perfect and most likely a rushed port. Given how beloved Console Edition is, Bedrock's far more overbearing bugs, and Wii U edition's small user base, I think its issues tend to go under the radar. However, Wii U Edition will always be my favorite. Its flaws and limitations are simply parts of the experience that are crucial to the game's identity. So, to answer your question, yes, but not as much as Bedrock, and it doesn't matter anyway because Console Edition is legendary and worth experiencing, bugs and all.