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Super Smash Bros. 4

Miiverse (social network)

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The logo of Miiverse.
The Director's Room announcement community.

Miiverse is the Wii U's and 3DS's social network, that can be used to communicate and comment on certain games and software. Users can follow and befriend other users, "Yeah" (like) and flag comments. Miiverse is currently available to use on smartphones, PCs and tablets allowing the player to answer questions and receive tips even when away from home. It is currently accessible on the Wii U, 3DS, and on Nintendo's website.

Miiverse features a community named Super Smash Bros. Series Community, where users of Miiverse are encouraged to discuss the Super Smash Bros. series, and post drawings. The community also features an Announcement Community, known as the Director's Room, where Masahiro Sakurai posts daily screenshots of Super Smash Bros. 4, and provides a short caption with it.

Trivia

  • Mentioning Project M by name on any Miiverse channel can trigger an automatic ban for discussing "criminal activity".
    • This includes using the abbreviation "PM", which can result in erroneous bans when talking about other games or series with the same abbreviation (such as Paper Mario).

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