Wii U account system and Nintendo Network ID detailed
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Satoru Iwata outlined how the Wii U’s account system will work during today’s Japanese Nintendo Direct.
One of the first things you’ll do on the console is make a user account. Up to twelve users with the own Miis can be registered per system.
Once created, you can tie-in game settings, save data, browser bookmarks, and play history to your account.
To get involved with features such as video chat, you’ll need a Nintendo Network ID. This is made up of a username, password, email, date of birth info, and gender. Downloadable purchases made by one Nintendo Network user can be played by other users on the same console.
Video: First look at the Wii U interface, Miiverse footage
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For those wondering what Satoru Iwata was saying…
– WaraWara Plaza is the name of the square
– On Miiverse, there are game icons with players around each, who are talking about the game
– Line-up of icons on the GamePad; can switch between this and Miiverse
– You find out what other players are playing at powerup
– Channel-like UI
Nintendo Direct live-stream (11/7/12, Japan) – Wii U features
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This will begin in just under 15 minutes. The presentation will last 35 minutes, and it will be followed by additional content for roughly 18 minutes.
Sonic Drift 2 hitting the Japanese eShop next week, screenshots
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Sonic Drift 2 will be hitting the Japanese eShop as a Game Gear download on November 14 for 300 yen. Screenshots of the game can be found above.
Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Magnagate and the Infinite Labyrinth overview trailer
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Scribblenauts Unlimited screenshots show object creator-made Warner Bros. characters
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Scooby Doo characters aren’t really in Scribblenauts Unlimited. Neither are Mortal Kombat or Batman characters. But by using the game’s object creator, you can bring them all to the Wii U (and PC) version.
Screenshots of the object creator-made Warner Bros. characters can be found above.
