Sharing is apparently caring — we're told — and Japanese 3DS owners can now share to their heart's delight by posting in-game screens shots from Animal Crossing: New Leaf and Tomodachi Collection to Twitter and Tumblr.
Twitter user Cheesemeister gives some more information:
https://twitter.com/Cheesemeister3k/statuses/325131682116149248
https://twitter.com/Cheesemeister3k/statuses/325132072094142464
https://twitter.com/Cheesemeister3k/statuses/325132307692412928
Hopefully we'll see the same sort of functionality come to the west, as well. Would you be keen to bother all of your Twitter followers with your exploits in Animal Crossing? Let us know by leaving a comment.
[source nintendo.co.jp, via gonintendo.com]
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Great! I expect it'll come to other regions as well. I hope we can post images regardless of the game.
Only two games tho? Practically useless... :/
It would be nice if a screenshot tool was added onto the Game Notes screen.
I tried it and it doesn't work for us yet. Hoping this'll be available for launch.
Good!
eew twitter
While this is ok, I think we'd all much prefer the ability to post screenshots of all games through miiverse!
This was the same guy that that leaked the no always online drum and full back compatible for 360! I love how a guy named cheesemeister can be taken as a reputable source on the internet! That's not a knock on Nintendolife it's just funny!
I'd like to see the big N do more features like this! I'd love to share my miiverse drawings on other networks and its a huge advantage because their touch screens are actually good for dwing, I hear the dual touch ones are less accurate.
I would definitely post some pictures of my Animal Crossing: New Leaf adventures to my Tumblr. Hopefully this is a worldwide feature :3
Not as good as posting screenshots on a 3DS Miiverse, but I'd like putting screenshots on my tumblr.
@gojiguy Well, you know, unless you actually have the games just saying.
this is probably going to be for this game only and never see it again sadly =/
Not as good as Miiverse, but it's something at least. Might use it when it's available for a game i'm interested in.
I'd love to see an OS-level screenshot tool, like you have on iOS and PlayStation Vita.
The Wii U's implementation is ooooookaaaay, but, as far as I'm aware, the screenshots just get stored in a cache until you post them to Miiverse; there's no way to actually save them.
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