What can we expect of GM support for PSZero?

[dib8rman]

@fury

Nintendo does't shove anything, Friends Codes are your UID, they are how you link systems, there i no server the Wii's or DS's are directly linked through Wifi, a friend code is similar to an IP in that case.

It would be hard to ID someone without a Friend Code, and even with usernames you risk having 2 Zacks23s and that's that. Sega could use their own servers but I for one am not keen to Monthly Fee's, the option would be nice for those who are willing.. but Monthly Fee's for a hand held game? That's almost as bad as Nexxon's ambitios moves with their Korean only (Thank the heavens) game for the DS which features DLC.

[furyhunter]

Actually no. Friend codes are not the UID in Nintendo's WiFi systems. It's the DS ID that you see on your Wifi Configuration menu. Using that they could create a subscription system similar to how they did it with PSOv2.

[dib8rman]

Maybe tommorow I'll show you the article however I wouldn't say so unless I read so, I can't do it today because I'm on my PS3 soo no copy paste.

But FC is the UID or refferences it.

[Elnendil]

If it uses friend codes, I don't see why they would need GMs.

And what if they decide to make it so you can also play with random people in your region or worldwide like almost any other friend code game. It won't stop people from using DS gamesharks or action replays from messing with people.

It wouldn't have GMs.

Does Pokemon Diamond/Pearl have GMs?

Does Animal Crossing: Wild World have GMs?

I can only hope Nintendo won't shove their little friend codes thing into all of this.

Keep on hoping kid. It's going to happen.

[dib8rman]

http://uk.media.wii.ign.com/articles...13/vids_1.html

enjoy

[PSU Link]

I can only hope Nintendo won't shove their little friend codes thing into all of this. Please SEGA, save us; even if a monthly fee is the only option, do it for the good of online!

Actually, its up to 3rd parties to decide if they want to implement the friend code system or not. The ball is completely in Sega's court.