Wii U

Starting tomorrow,
http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2013/01/emergency_maintenance_scheduled_for_nintendo_online_services_on_28th_january
 
Yoshidude99 said:
I just got a Nintendo Zone thing on my 3DS today. Is it related to the Wii U?
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No, you go to McDonald or other place with free WiFi and your 3DS can connect it without entering settings
 
It depend on WiFi name, it is based on chain food places, not local, but you still can connect it by entering settings
 
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Nintendo Zone is a service from Nintendo
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that allows 3DS users to access selected services while not at home. It are basically access points that are strategically placed all over the regions, but with different settings.
It has nothing to do with popular fast-food ranges, however these are popular places for Nintendo Zones. You can also find them at train stations or bookstores.
Google on "nintendo zone locator" and you'll find them.

The WiFi name is the same for all Hotspots in a set region. See a complete list here.
The nice thing about them is that you don't need to go into Settings to enter them, they are auto detected.

tl;dr: Nothing to do with Wii U.
 
Lakituthequick said:
nintendozone_zps1bd22d14.png
Nintendo Zone is a service from Nintendo
203498_170987796332466_845788532_q.jpg
that allows 3DS users to access selected services while not at home. It are basically access points that are strategically placed all over the regions, but with different settings.
It has nothing to do with popular fast-food ranges, however these are popular places for Nintendo Zones. You can also find them at train stations or bookstores.
Google on "nintendo zone locator" and you'll find them.

The WiFi name is the same for all Hotspots in a set region. See a complete list here.
The nice thing about them is that you don't need to go into Settings to enter them, they are auto detected.

tl;dr: Nothing to do with Wii U.
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I never even use Nintendo Zone