Miiverse has had some new updates today, and one of them is a big one for those that want to contribute to Nintendo's social network on the go. The web-based version — miiverse.nintendo.net — has had a number of upgrades, most notably that you can now post text-only comments and replies directly from the website, taking the resource beyond being merely a viewing place for the platform. Naturally you can do so in response to those on your personal activity feed, or in any of the communities available.
You can also delete your posts, should you make one by accident, and in addition you can follow and unfollow others, view your friends and followers (though friend requests aren't an option), and also adjust your profile settings or general Miiverse settings. If you don't yet have a Wii U and Nintendo Network ID, meanwhile, you can also view a Miiverse post if you have the correct URL.
Two minor tweaks have also been made to the Wii U console version of Miiverse: the wait time for posts is now three minutes instead of five, and a special symbol now marks "announcement communities", such as the Developer's Room community for New Super Mario Bros. U.
As Nintendo strives to increase the role of Miiverse, this is one of the most vital updates so far. In theory you can now take part in Miiverse communities and conversations wherever you are, with the option to post your views and even select one of the emoticons on offer. So, how many of you plan to get involved in Miiverse communities using your computer, phone or tablet devices?
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Are they working on app versions for Android and iOS too?
I'd like that they decreased that timer to 1 minute, but not delete it entirely to avoid spam, specially now that you can post from a computer
@antonvaltaz There is a mobile version of the site, which works just as well.
You can still only actually create a Nintendo Network ID from a Wii U. We SHOULD be able to create and use one on a 3DS by now, but...
@antonvaltaz The official app will be coming sometime down the line, but these little updates will eventually give us the complete Miiverse on the go!
I'm already loving this one!
And we can also access the Miiverse on the 3DS, right? RIGHT? sigh
YEAHS!!
Glad they shortened the wait a bit. Five minutes was WAY too long! XD
I'm still a nooby to Miiverse and had no idea it took 5 minutes for the posts to appear. Glad they shortened the wait a bit.
I use Wiiverse online with my PC. The latest updates will make it even better
I can see myself getting more involved with Miiverse through my browser went I get back into Wii U gaming.
Oh the joy that'll be had with sharing Smash Bros Wii U screenshots like this!
Nintendo, we've waited long enough. MAKE MIIVERSE 3DS!
@bezerker99 it was 5 minutes between posts to stop spam, i think they are posted instantly.
I forget my password, and I really like Miiverse. It is a fun social system that is ruined by my memory loss. Oh well, there is still the Wii U. I like to draw (Especially DC superheroes drawings) and joke often on Miiverse. It is one of my favorite features of the Wii U.
Still waiting for 3DS support.
I asked who wanted E Gadd in Mario Kart and got the quickest 'Yeahs' I ever got...not that I'm competing for them. I don't get why people post stuff like "THANKS FOR 5000 YEAHS!"....I mean, do you unlock something or what?
Replying to posts has existed since the beginning...this news report makes it sound like this is a new function...
@Big_L91 Ah cool. xD
i am all excited because now i can make posts thru my 3ds...oh, wait. and wait some more.
@manu0: Did you even read the headline and/or the article? It is talking about the "web-based" Miiverse not from the the Wii U directly.
I just posted on Miiverse from my computer. I am in the future now.
@Joshers744
Did it make you happy to see that much recognition? When people make me happy I say thanks. Also, it means you get more people to follow and become interested in what you draw and say which is fun and can be a prize in itself. Also, it's a way to chart the growth of interest in your stuff. Also, it is often used to fulfill requests from followers or take a break from the regular type of drawings people might expect from you.
No reason really.
@Ryno Yes. Replying to posts was available in the web version day one...
@Ryno and @manu0
Right, I think the ability to make new text comments is the new feature. We could always reply to other comments.
The article should probably be fixed.
@aaronsullivan
Yeah I see what you mean. I mean, it doesn't bother me until people post stuff that simply says something like, 'Click Yeah!' . You know what I mean? Kind of like, fishing for compliments. I can't believe how awesome some people can draw though. I can't come close!
@k8sMum Have you tried the 3DS browser? Assuming you have a Miiverse account via a Wii U of course.
I just came across that post in the pic for this article it seems. I've been bored and scrolling through like, the entire community for Luigi.
@TwilightV Yeah but it keeps the five year olds from posting complete garbage & ruining the experience. It was getting pretty bad before Nintendo implemented that 5 minute in-between policy. Hopefully the 3 minute wait will also keep them at bay.
I'm glad to know new accounts can't be made on the web
@Melkaticox Yeah me too. I can see the spam from Sony die hards already (no offense Playstaion fans)
I'm confused. This has been around for over a month. I've been using it (posting, not just viewing) on my computer and through an Android app.
@JoostinOnline Same here,I thought this came out a while ago.
@miiandmario Oh, I see what's changed. You can now create new posts ( as in conversations/threads). I don't know why the article mentions "replying" as an upgrade though, as you've always been able to do that.
Cool update. I can't wait for user created communities! No doubt they can be used for clans or hosting tournaments.
Very nice updates~
Nintendo needs to hurry up and say something about miiverse for the 3ds
It needs more features, How it is now, why would I want to post on miiverse when I'm not on my Wii U? Seems like a facebook for children pretty much. People talk about Xbox One "tv features" as being useless and only want gaming, how about nintendo with things like this, panorama view, google maps and so many things "not gaming" is that ok because its Nintendo and not MS doing it?
Wow cool feature finally!
now i can spam my youtube channel! XD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mXs5KGjmVw
Before replying here i already posted my progresses on the LEGO City Undercover group.
This thing is really Kupò!
@JoostinOnline Oh ok
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