A Nintendo Network ID is an ID that grants access to various Nintendo Network services. Once you have a Nintendo Network ID, you can check its details either in User Settings on a linked Wii U console ...

Nintendo Network IDs are user account systems introduced for both the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS. By registering a Nintendo Network ID, players can access online features such as online play, the eShop or ...

The highly anticipated unmanned aircraft system (UAS) Remote Identification (Remote ID) final rules have been released; however, they include a major change from the proposed rules: the exclusion of ...

The Wii U's Nintendo Network ID system, the console's alternative to Friend Codes, will support up to 12 users per a console, allow third-party publishers to create their own online networks and ...

Nintendo’s Wii home console and DS portable console were undeniable successes — but the company’s online strategy has always been a sticking point. An unnecessarily clunky “friend code” system and a ...

Nintendo’s byzantine online account system just got even more complicated, with the addition of a new “User ID” to user accounts. The new User ID seems to be the way you’ll be identified online, ...

If you buy any digital PlayStation game, play any game online, or share a game with a friend, you likely are able to do it through the PlayStation Network. Since you can carry all of your online ...