Miiverse Shutting Down on November 8th

LeftyGreenMario said:
Most of the hardware mods you'll find are softmods but since they require older versions to work and downgrading is highly unrecommended then they're generally out of reach. Just talking about options though.

That's why I said "invest" rather than go out there and grab one. As far as I know, workable ones aren't horribly expensive though.
Many people do that. But personally, I would NEVER mod my 3DS in any way, shape, or form. (Don't want to screw up my system, I care about it more than I should)
 
If you know what you're doing, the risk of bricking your system is extremely low. Like, don't worry about it. But if you insist, oh well.

I'd mod it because the flexibility it grants is totes worth it.
 
I didn't really use Miiverse all that much tbh.
 
Don't let anybody diss the Miiverse Sketch mode from Game & Wario, though. Or at least, don't let anyone do it and live.
 
Well if any of you own Mario VS Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars, let's do this on a daily basis:

Play every free star level we can get our hands on, so we can get enough stars to unlock as many Workshop items as possible!
 
GalacticPetey said:
The biggest issue is that sharing features for games like Smash and Mario Kart are being disables since they have a Miiverse component. No more sharing replays or custom stages, or uploading to YouTube.

Ironically, uploading replays onto YouTube is pretty much pointless if you're not a very popular YouTube user. Hardly anyone seems to care about 1-minute race replays, and as such, you'd be lucky to get even 100 views for a single video.
 
Uploading replays onto YouTube can be a good way to share them with your friends.
 
MnSG said:
Ironically, uploading replays onto YouTube is pretty much pointless if you're not a very popular YouTube user. Hardly anyone seems to care about 1-minute race replays, and as such, you'd be lucky to get even 100 views for a single video.

Most people don't upload videos to YouTube to get views.