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Nintendo used to like to use QR codes for sharing level data (i.e. look at Pushmo, etc), and I always thought it was clever and there should be more of that. I
by cableshaft 11y ago
Nintendo used to like to use QR codes for sharing level data (i.e. look at Pushmo, etc), and I always thought it was clever and there should be more of that. I just had to scan some internet forums for an interesting looking level, bring the game up on my 3DS, scan the code, and voila! I had the level in the game. I'm surprised they didn't do that for Mario Maker level codes.
- CM30 11y agoThey also used them to share characters in the form of Miis and Mario Tennis Open characters and costumes. It was definitely an interesting way of implementing free DLC, though though it obviously didn't work with any paid stuff.
- starshadowx2 11y agoAnimal Crossing uses QR codes for sharing player created designs (clothes, paths, flags, etc.)