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Without WiiConnect24, there is no friend code.
The friend code system kinda sucked IMHO
Without WiiConnect24, there is no friend code.
the 3ds was released 3 years ago, the wii u almost a year and a half, the ps4 was released 4 months ago.this
i was just about to post something similar before got ninja
the new gen nintendo systems are back compatible and ps3 is not , but we dont see sony pulling support for PSN
this is just another in the long line of bad decisions that nintendo keeps on making , the whole company need restructuring , all they do is fuck up latey , where are their investors? do they care or are they just retarded
sure they dont have alot of online games but come on everyone loves to play mariokart, to pull online support is a bad move ,
WiiConnect24 did lots. You could receive messages, the news and weather used it, its like spotpass before it became spotpass.Without WiiConnect24, there is no friend code.
To receiver message you need to exchange friend code, unless it is a message from Nintendo.WiiConnect24 did lots. You could receive messages, the news and weather used it, its like spotpass before it became spotpass.
You had to have it turned on to have standby mode or it was on or off, no standby without WiiConnect24.
Friends code didn't need WiiConnect24, that was like the serial number of the console. It was more for notifications and channel updates like the news and weather channels.
To receiver message you need to exchange friend code, unless it is a message from Nintendo.
vWii strips both WiiConnect24 and Friend Code, so many Wii games like require the use of friend code cannot go online. Games like Animal Crossing which requires WiiConnect24 to download DLC is also broken.
Yes I know what WiiConnect24 does and what LED does thank you very much.Remember when you walked into the room and the drive slot was flashing its blue light? Thats WiiConnect24 doing its job. It downloads the message in the background hence the name "Wii" "connect" "24" so its connected 24 hours a day.
If you didn't turn it on you wouldn't get the message until you turned on the console and it connected and downloaded the message in the background. WiiConnect24 did it all in standby mode.
The friend code system kinda sucked IMHO
Yes I know what WiiConnect24 does and what LED does thank you very much.
Is that even a matter of opinion? That's a practically an immutable fact.
C'mon, man - WiiConnect24 is useless. I can't think of anything useful that actually uses it, or any important gameplay feature for that matter. That said, you have a point - if it's not supported, it's not full compatibility.
Some early Wii's fan wouldn't spin when you leave WiiConnect24 on. This caused Wi-Fi board, which sits on top of GPU, to overheat. In return, damages the GPU.Keeping the Wii on standby also friend many consoles' GPUs, didn't it?
Some early Wii's fan wouldn't spin when you leave WiiConnect24 on. This caused Wi-Fi board, which sits on top of GPU, to overheat. In return, damages the GPU.
the 3ds was released 3 years ago, the wii u almost a year and a half, the ps4 was released 4 months ago.
your point is invalid...
and if you are asking for the investors to stand up, they just asked higher jumps for mario as micro transactions...
by the way if everyone loves to play mariokart online, you can always do so on the 3ds, and 10 days after they shut down the servers they release mario kart 8.
if they are doing something wrong is staying with backwards compatibility as its not standard anymore and people could care less... to the point where if you release a last gen game as a digital copy people will buy it anyway, then you can re-release the same fucking game as a "HD" remastered game and people will buy it again. thus making tons of dollars out of nothing.
by the way IMO backwards compatibility is a godsend only nintendo keeps doing when they dont really have to, at least they let you play your own old games without paying all over again