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A look back at Streetpass and how it may have looked on the Nintendo Switch
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VTech Kidizoom DX2: Design
The Kidizoom DX2 smartwatch is part of the VTech Kidizoom family of electronic learning toys, which includes a range of still and action cameras and walkie talkies. They all come with an unmistakable vibrant VTech styling.
The smartwatch is aimed at four to 12 year olds, and its pop-coloured watch strap certainly reflects the brandâs desire to appeal to a young audience.
With its bulky, rectangular digital interface and candy-hued finish we think the VTech Kidizoom DX2 design looks rather dated to the adult eye however, particularly in comparison to the sophisticated styling of the Apple Watch and Fitbit.
Miiverse and StreetPass should make a return on Nintendo Switch
The return of Lonk from Pennsylvania!
The Nintendo Switch user experience is, for the most part, extremely lacking and unimaginative in comparison to those of its competitors. It has the foundations for what a console should include, but at the cost of personality. For example, Switch launched four years ago, and we still don’t have the option to purchase themes! The Nintendo eShop still looks as bland as it did at launch, with the only exciting addition being the temporary Mario takeover. All of this is made even more disappointing after the 3DS and Wii U, which offered a great user experience. However, two of the most underappreciated features on Nintendo’s previous consoles were Miiverse and StreetPass.
Talking Point: Nintendo 3DS Features That Should Really Be On Switch
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Ten years ago today the 3DS debuted in Japan. It followed the DS family and the big selling point for this third generation of Nintendo’s dual-screened systems was the addition of 3D graphics. And yet, what people remember most about the 3DS isn’t that feature; in fact, many folks just turned the 3D off once the novelty wore away. For myself and many others, the most memorable feature was StreetPass. Yes, StreetPass.
In case you’ve already forgotten, StreetPass was a social feature built into the handheld where, once it was enabled, allowed the 3DS to passively exchange information with other systems in the immediate area. Players could create a Mii character that would travel to other handhelds, and could then be used by the other player (and vice versa) within several games within the Mii Plaza and beyond. The dungeon-crawler ‘Find Mii’ was probably the most famous of these since it was included with the system, but I was particularly enamored of some of the ones you cou
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