I would link my credit card info, read a warning about online safety, give them my e-sig, agree to a TOS, and pay a fee for spotpass on swapnote. Nintendo could then keep it's family friendly rep safe and please me at the same time. I'm a fool because I'm still hoping they'll give us 3ds users the full features of miiverse. Even if by some miracle they do, I'll still miss the personal playful touch of swapnote. Surely Nintendo is smart enough to find a safe way to give adult customers access to things without leaving the door wide open for children to sneak through. What about making the spotpass feature a monthly subscription that takes like a penny (or more) from an adults bank account so that the consumer is constantly aware of the presence of swapnote with spotpass? Wouldn't that make it even harder for a minor to hide spotpass use from an adult? Sigh...crazy ideas, I know. I just miss swapnote so much.
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Re: Marty Reminds 3DS Users What Not To Do On Miiverse
I would link my credit card info, read a warning about online safety, give them my e-sig, agree to a TOS, and pay a fee for spotpass on swapnote. Nintendo could then keep it's family friendly rep safe and please me at the same time. I'm a fool because I'm still hoping they'll give us 3ds users the full features of miiverse. Even if by some miracle they do, I'll still miss the personal playful touch of swapnote. Surely Nintendo is smart enough to find a safe way to give adult customers access to things without leaving the door wide open for children to sneak through. What about making the spotpass feature a monthly subscription that takes like a penny (or more) from an adults bank account so that the consumer is constantly aware of the presence of swapnote with spotpass? Wouldn't that make it even harder for a minor to hide spotpass use from an adult? Sigh...crazy ideas, I know. I just miss swapnote so much.