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− | The '''Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection'''{{Note|{{Nihongo foot|ニンテンドーWi-Fiコネクション|Nintendō Wi-Fi Konekushon}}}} (commonly abbrieviated '''Nintendo WFC''') was an online play system incorporated into the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Wii]]. It allows online play on games such as {{WW}} and {{CF}}. {{WW|short|nolink}} was the second DS game released that used the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, the first being ''[[ | + | The '''Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection'''{{Note|{{Nihongo foot|ニンテンドーWi-Fiコネクション|Nintendō Wi-Fi Konekushon}}}} (commonly abbrieviated '''Nintendo WFC''') was an online play system incorporated into the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Wii]]. It allows online play on games such as {{WW}} and {{CF}}. {{WW|short|nolink}} was the second DS game released that used the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, the first being ''[[wikipedia:Mario Kart DS|Mario Kart DS]]''. {{NL}}, like all 3DS games, does not utilize the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. Instead, {{NL|short|nolink}} has online services that are powered by its successor, the [[Nintendo Network]]. |
The system allowed a maximum of four players to be in a town at any one time. Players could either visit other people's towns, or invite guests to come to their town. Before a player could visit other towns or have visitors in their town, it was necessary to exchange Friend Codes with the other players they want to play online with. A town couldn't be visited unless both players entered each other's Friend Codes. It was also possible to register other players while in a friend's town, without needing Friend Codes. | The system allowed a maximum of four players to be in a town at any one time. Players could either visit other people's towns, or invite guests to come to their town. Before a player could visit other towns or have visitors in their town, it was necessary to exchange Friend Codes with the other players they want to play online with. A town couldn't be visited unless both players entered each other's Friend Codes. It was also possible to register other players while in a friend's town, without needing Friend Codes. |