Source: GoNintendo http://gonintendo.com/?p=18630#respond (http://gonintendo.com/?p=18630#respond)
This caught my eye today. This is an interview of Next Level Games (makers of Mario Strikers Charged) talking about online and I found this.
G: And the Mii code, howââ,¬â,,¢s that work?
NLG: Each Mii generates a Mii code that remains constant. This code will be used for all online titles in the future.
I think this means that online games that uses Miis as your profiles would mean that your Mii will only have one code and you stay with that code in other Mii online profile online games. I also found something else interesting from IGN's Hands on Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree. So in some games like Elebits, the games will import all friend codes from you console in the game. So this is good. In some games, we don't get different Friend Codes for each game and still keep the same friend list from the Wii Console.
http://wii.ign.com/articles/791/791838p2.html (http://wii.ign.com/articles/791/791838p2.html)
Unlike Wii Sports, the title also automatically imports all the friend codes stored on your Wii console, which is an extremely positive sign step toward the eradication of individual software-based friend codes. What this means is that you won't need to re-enter any friend codes if you've already added your friend's Wii system number to your console.
If true, very awesome, although Miis are the stupidest piece of shit ever.
I wish Nintendo would get their act together, get rid of friends codes, and actually get more than 2 games online in 6 months.
I still don't like the FC system, but this is certainly a major improvement.
They're still going to release Battle Revolution and any other game without these with Seperate FriendCodes, unless they update the Wii's firmware to select a sort of M-Mii.
This is a major improvement, but they still need to get rid of FC's if they wish to compete with Xbox live.