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[CUD]

I think is in the system, but the developers are not force to put it. I don't think is ingame achiviements.

Look what Reggie said in an interview:

"With Wii U, we’re going to have an account system. This means you’re going to create a Mii, as will all the other members of your family, and the behaviour for each Mii is going to be captured in an account. For example, if you’ve achieved a certain level in a game, that information will be unique to your Mii. Parental settings will be specific to each Mii.
This is critically important, because it means things like messaging and achievements and other key online functionality is tailored to you."
Source: http://www.theglobea...4256581/?page=2

See, the achievements will be put into your account.

I'm pretty sure that just means that different Miis will have different save files, just like how on 360 it depends who you're signed in as to access certain save data.

[Hank Hill]

do you own a 360 or ps3, because friend codes are alot different than using gamertags and username.

You know, I'd think you'd either notice when quoting me, or even typing the reply, but how did you fail to notice I had a PS3 TROPHY CARD IN MY SIGNATURE?

And no, they're not really. People blow the problems with them out of proportion. Sure, they're not perfect, but it's not the worst thing in the world.

[neverwinteru]

You know, I'd think you'd either notice when quoting me, or even typing the reply, but how did you fail to notice I had a PS3 TROPHY CARD IN MY SIGNATURE?

And no, they're not really. People blow the problems with them out of proportion. Sure, they're not perfect, but it's not the worst thing in the world.

Your gonna think im crazy but i never even looked down there for a second until now. I guess we can agree to disagree then cause adding people on the wii for me was just a hassle. though i will say the 3ds has tried to improve the system.