It is on regardless of whether the 3DS is in sleep mode or not though the system itself must be on , and automatically acts when another 3DS user walks within the console's range. With it, players can acquire new features in games that they own even if the game's card is not presently in the 3DS card slot and obtain the Miis of 3DS users that walk past them.
If one wishes, they can turn the feature off completely or assign the games that they want it to work with. Several games have made use of this function in unique ways. Other content that can be transmitted include puzzle piece for Puzzle Swap , messages from the user in addition to their favorite game on the system , and their most played song with Nintendo 3DS Sound.
Up to 12 games can be assigned to StreetPass. Exchanges up to three creations and one picture. Note that creatures with Freakyforms Deluxe -specific parts exchanged with a regular Freakyforms game will have an icon indicating they can only be viewed and not played with. Players exchange high scores from the high-score derbies, as well as info on which mini-games they have purchased.
In Find Mii , users attempt to rescue a king trapped in a castle by enlisting new party members. In Puzzle Swap , players gain puzzle pieces by passing other users on the street. Once a puzzle is complete several things may happen, such as the image turning into a short movie or a trophy that can be manually maneuvered similar to Super Smash Bros.
Several of the images are of classic Nintendo characters such as Mario , Samus , Link , Kirby and the Pikmin , as well as secondary characters from those video game series such as Bowser , Luigi and Yoshi.
Each 3DS user is assigned a default puzzle, with other puzzles available only through StreetPass swaps. Users who do not use StreetPass can acquire puzzle pieces to an already started puzzle by using Play Coins. A couple of Nintendo DS video games featured a similar feature. Nintendogs ' Bark Mode and Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies ' Tag Mode both function in a similar manner yet require that the game's cartridge be placed in the system and the mode manually activated.
Konno also revealed that his son was somewhat bored with the similar feature included in the original Nintendogs , emphasizing the importance that Dragon Quest had on the inclusion of StreetPass in the Nintendo 3DS. Nintendo Explore. Switch Switch games Lite Online. GameCube games Controller Memory Card. Nintendo Co. Company Page history People Divisions. Explore Wikis Community Central.
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Bravely Default. Each StreetPass also adds to the player's village population, which is used to unlock special items over time. You can exchange StreetPass data simply by passing by other people in the street or by visiting a StreetPass relay point You control what data you exchange if any and this data can then be used to play unique new games or access extra content in StreetPass-enabled titles.
You can also send information about your favourite music with Nintendo 3DS Sound — can you find a passer-by that shares your taste in tunes? Certain titles are enhanced with StreetPass functionality, bringing new possibilities to a range of games. Important information: as of Wednesday, March 28th , the Nintendo Zone service has been discontinued in Europe. Thank you for using the Nintendo Zone service. Nintendo 3DS family systems can store StreetPass data for up to 12 titles at once, so select your software and get stuck in!
You are about to leave the Nintendo of Europe site. Nintendo of Europe is not responsible for the content or security of the site you are about to visit. Thank you for visiting the Nintendo website! You have been randomly chosen to take part in a brief survey. Players could create a Mii character that would travel to other handhelds, and could then be used by the other player and vice versa within several games within the Mii Plaza and beyond.
The feature worked great in densely populated areas like Tokyo, but less so in a country like the United States where most people drive to work. I live in New York and until recently I was a regular commuter on the subway. During the heyday of the 3DS, I could expect to pick up a handful of StreetPass tags daily, loading them into my system and going through Puzzle Swap and other games on the way home from work.
The Mii Plaza games just came across as shallow in comparison. However, gamers are usually ripe for a challenge and, for many, StreetPass became a pastime in itself. Living in the same city as the Nintendo World store was a big plus.
Airports were also a bonanza, especially internationally — my ex even lent me his 3DS on one of my solo trips to Europe, so I could snag him foreign StreetPasses. So I was carrying around two systems in my backpack for over a week, and I managed to link up with people from countries like Austria and Slovakia.
The two of us would get on the metro and the notification light would go off; a train would pass in the opposite direction and the light would go off again.
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