What do you think of Nintendo restricting the buying hours for adult titles? Is it just being careful, or is it unnecessary? And why is it only in Europe? Let me know in the comments below, or on Facebook.
You'll have to register to qualify for the discounts, which come in the form of Nintendo Points to be redeemed at the eShop. The Nintendo Network Premium has launched (known as the Digital Deluxe Promotion in the US) which offers 10 per cent discounts off digital purchases over the next two years if you own the Premium Wii U.
It is annoying for gamers though - I don't want to have to stay up until 11pm to download a zombie shooter.īut there's some good news for Wii U fans. It knows it can't avoid hooking up with the Internet, but making games available online means anyone can play them, regardless of age. It doesn't want to be responsible for anyone seeing anything they shouldn't, as that would harm its family-friendly image, so it appears to have locked down access wherever it can. I think it's a case of Nintendo being overly cautious. The Wii U has parental controls, along with user accounts, and you can restrict who can use the eShop if you like. What's more strange is that there are already measures in place to keep the kiddywinks on the straight and narrow. Nintendo isn't known for its adult-oriented games, so this is going to hurt its third-party partners. You don’t have to copy all of them if you are only playing one game, but they’re just text files and small enough that it doesn’t matter much. Open up the zipped folder, press Ctrl+A to select everything, and drag them all into the graphicsPacks folder in your Cemu install. Assassin's Creed 3 and ZombiU are two of the most popular titles affected. You can download all the most important ones from this tracker on Github.
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