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Yeah, like we said earlier, the 3DS has a fairly unique feature called StreetPass.
Now, can you tell us how exactly StreetPass works? Because the articles I found on it are pretty vague.
Like they're like, oh, just go near another person with a 3DS and you exchange information.
Just for those who are listening and don't know, from the user experience side, you basically take your console with you in standby mode.
And when someone else also takes their console with them in standby mode and you happen to pass them out on the street, the two consoles connect and exchange information, exchange data, which is then... dependent on what kind of game it uses.
For example, in Mario Kart, you can then raise a ghost of the other person you just happened to walk by on the street.
Zori has to say she doesn't know too much about it because NetPass skirts that system completely.
However, Zori does know a little bit about it.
It's basically...
And then, well, when another one is found, they then connect and from there the entire handshake and then exchange of data starts happening.
the
But in practice, Wi-Fi can do way more And the application that the 3DS uses is actually a rather niche application.
Yeah, like we said earlier, the 3DS has a fairly unique feature called StreetPass.
Now, can you tell us how exactly StreetPass works? Because the articles I found on it are pretty vague.
Like they're like, oh, just go near another person with a 3DS and you exchange information.
Just for those who are listening and don't know, from the user experience side, you basically take your console with you in standby mode.
And when someone else also takes their console with them in standby mode and you happen to pass them out on the street, the two consoles connect and exchange information, exchange data, which is then... dependent on what kind of game it uses.
For example, in Mario Kart, you can then raise a ghost of the other person you just happened to walk by on the street.
Zori has to say she doesn't know too much about it because NetPass skirts that system completely.
However, Zori does know a little bit about it.
It's basically...
And then, well, when another one is found, they then connect and from there the entire handshake and then exchange of data starts happening.
the
But in practice, Wi-Fi can do way more And the application that the 3DS uses is actually a rather niche application.
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