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That said, Nintendo still has online mostly all wrong. There's no integreation of Brawl's online play into your overall brawl stats and secret unlocking. A lobby system full of anonymouses would be great. They manage to allow adding friends of friends very easily, but there are different numbers for different games, which is just silly.
I can definitely appreciate that they've protected their franchise from being associated with the same culture that permeates Live: I don't ever want a Mario experience to seem anything less than simple and politely childlike/naive. Open communication with anonymouses is a fine thing to prevent.
But the rules should definitely change for your friends.
Excite Truck, No More Heroes, Super Mario Galaxy, Ghost Squad, Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles, House of the Dead 2 & 3: Return, and Super Smash Bros. Brawl (obviously) for starters...
come on, do people seriously still say things like this with a straight face?
online - no
mute.
You didn't quite turn wine into piss by turning voice chat off. You also have to make each game require a separate code, and not tell your friends you're available unless you're online, waiting for a game.
That's true, it's been so long since I was playing Wii games online that I forgot how truly broken the system is.