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jason1637 on 18 February 2016
Mike321 said:
Pavolink said:

In my country, México, Nintendo Account is not currently available.

Good thing I don't care for miitomo at all

Even if one doesn't care pre-registering gives you a platinum coin. 



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Mike321 on 18 February 2016
jason1637 said:
Mike321 said:

Good thing I don't care for miitomo at all

Even if one doesn't care pre-registering gives you a platinum coin. 

Oh I didn't know that, even if I want to sign up I can't



                                                                                     

BlkPaladin on 18 February 2016
TomaTito said:
Peh said:

Just pre-registered. They say that the My Nintendo Points are only available for 6 month :/
Also.. I got a better look at what Miitomo is. It seems to be a messaging app (mayble like WhatsApp) with additional features which are the Mii's. So you can chat with your friends which are also using them and some more stuff.

Expiration on points were common in the Club Nintendo days, at least here in Europe.

I think Miitomo will be less instant messaging, and more a communication device. Sending questions to friends to have them automaticaly answered (the app will quiz you on personality/etc) or making those Mii pics to use in other social media. But if Miitomo becomes the Nintendo messenger, it'd be nice to use since up till now I've been using WhatsApp to talk to Splatoon friends.

For me it seems like it is a more fleshed out Mii Plaza for the 3DS. Where you have the greeting and what you like and each time you tagged them you got to give feed back and personal messages. So it's less IM and more of a post-it-note type of communication.

And in the US the points expired, though I think it was something like after a year or two. But from what I have read there will be a lot more to turn the points into this time around so there should be old points just chilling in your account.



TomaTito on 19 February 2016
BlkPaladin said:
TomaTito said:

Expiration on points were common in the Club Nintendo days, at least here in Europe.

I think Miitomo will be less instant messaging, and more a communication device. Sending questions to friends to have them automaticaly answered (the app will quiz you on personality/etc) or making those Mii pics to use in other social media. But if Miitomo becomes the Nintendo messenger, it'd be nice to use since up till now I've been using WhatsApp to talk to Splatoon friends.

For me it seems like it is a more fleshed out Mii Plaza for the 3DS. Where you have the greeting and what you like and each time you tagged them you got to give feed back and personal messages. So it's less IM and more of a post-it-note type of communication.

And in the US the points expired, though I think it was something like after a year or two. But from what I have read there will be a lot more to turn the points into this time around so there should be old points just chilling in your account.

It could be a Mii/WaraWara Plaza, or just a mixture of that plus Tomadachi Life. Was just looking through the screenshots of the app, and it seems like you receive random questions from your friends, and they share the answer to mutual friends.

Appart from the Mii photomontages, check out the animations icon above (MEME gifs inbound?)

Although this last one clearly shows a Tomadachi Life kind of conversation... plus levels and coins. It could be gamey as in unlocks for clothes and you'd leveled up, etc. And you can make questions? Answer them? That sounds like the Everybody Votes Channel polls we had back with the Wii.




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BlkPaladin on 19 February 2016

I seen that but if you read the #2 item on the official site it makes it sound like the conversations will not be conducted in real time. It more like the street pass feature in Mii Plaza, where you have to wait until you tag them again to get the answers then to answer back.