I emailed nintendo about the whole friend codes deal and how it doesn't help the conolse, heres a copy of the email I sent them
and this is my response
does this mean they are aware of the friend codes and are fixing this? I know it sounds like an automated message but still, are they realizing that it may not be the best for online communication.
Dkw0101 said:Dear Nintendo,
I love your console and it's games I do however, would like to make one tiny suggestion. the online, I mean friend codes? c'mon no one can remember them if you have a friend in town and they are only in town for one one day and not allowed to come to your house and they say hey whats your wii code deal? you wouldn't be able to tell him because they are hard to remember. I suggest you sell just one game without friend codes and see how well it does with it's online, Or, if you don't want to do that, look at how well EA's Medal of Honor 2 Heroes is doing with online because it has no friends codes. again, just my suggestion. e-mail me back with a response if you like.
and this is my response
Nintendo said:Hi there! Thank you for your feedback.
We have heard from various others like you letting us know how they felt regarding Nintendo's implementation of Friend Codes in the Wi-Fi Connection service for Wii. I want you to know that we appreciate your passion and concern. Let me assure you that your concerns have been heard and will be forwarded along. As always, keep an eye on our website (www.nintendo.com) for the latest developments in Wi-Fi gaming as they are made available.
Thank you again for taking the time to send us a message. Have fun with your games, and remember, the best play here!
Nintendo of America Inc.
Erika J. Valencia
does this mean they are aware of the friend codes and are fixing this? I know it sounds like an automated message but still, are they realizing that it may not be the best for online communication.