Oops, I did mess up Greg's code.
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Okay, so I think we've registered all of the Kart codes that people have posted (Cherny, Erica, Jay, BTD), but they all still show "?" and say they are not our friends yet.

I sent my Mii to those who have friended me back.

Trying to figure out the MK friend thing now.

I haven't added your correct number yet GD since I'm still at work writing this fracking 15 page opposition (yuck). So that's why I am not showing up. (I do have you guys Wiifriended tho, just not you on MK).

I haven't added BTD yet either but I will when I get home. :)

Not that I'm going to be playing over the next few weeks -- tell me though if you see me on -- that would mean that Cheese Man is doing a drive-by Wii-ing ;)

The book says that if 1 person is online and registering a friend and the friend is offline, the first person must log back in after the 2nd person logs off. But if the ? doesn't disappear to redo the ID number as it may be wrong.

Jennie kicked my BUTT!

Well, we figured it out....see everyone else soon :)

I created a compilation of the Wii and MK numbers. It can be viewed here

If you want to be added as an editor PM me your email address.

Please check for accuracy and edit as necessary.

oh yeah- I will check out my friend code and get hooked up with you all to play :)

Surprise Nintendo news today. A new channel was launched: "Nintendo Channel."

Here's a pretty good video walk through of what it offers.

It's not all THAT interesting, imo, but a couple cool things.

Basically, a lot of videos of game demos. Eh, whatever. Although it's got things like interviews with developers which might be cool.

On the slightly more interesting side, it gives you easy acceess to downloadable, playable game demos. And it introduces a recommendation system that lets you go in and say how much you like a game, who in your household liked it, whether you'd recommend it and to whom. Kinda interesting, and I think they'll be using that data to push game recommendations out to you, if they aren't already. Another site says that if you're looking at info on a game within this channel, there's a link that takes you to the internet channel and a list of online retailers that you can then order from, which sounds pretty convenient.

Not spectacular, and clearly just another way for Nintendo to market at us. But I'm curious to see where they go with it.