| 11ht11 said: Wired.com: Speaking of user-generated content, you’ve said: “I’ve been very intrigued with Little Big Planet (from Sony). I don’t know that it belongs on their platform.” Wii and DS, with their friend code systems, stop users from getting access to this broad array of user-generated content if they can only see the content that their small list of friends create. Is that something Nintendo is trying to fix? Fils-Aime: Let me address a couple of points in your question. First, friend codes are about making sure, in a connected experience, that a consumer has a great experience. What we mean by that is that when you’re playing with a friend, you are provided full functionality with the WiiSpeak microphone, you can talk to your friend, or in a game like Animal Crossing you can invite friends into your town — but there’s a recognition that for players that you don’t know, what we don’t want is a situation where either consumer is having a negative experience. The trash-talking that happens now online is a prime example. For us, friend codes are about making sure that the consumer has a great, positive, connected experience. User-generated content, in my view, is something very different, where we have always been about allowing the consumer to create some content and post it for the world to see. The “Check Mii Out” channel is a prime example of that. So I really view friend codes and what we’re trying to do with user-generated content as being very different, and going against very different objectives. |
Please don't use friend codes on Wii 2 and DSi 2, please. Just copy Live. Thanks.
I just can't understand why Nintendo is so conservadorist at some points.
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