Post Your Super Smash Bros. Brawl Code Here!

There is a "Wii Friend Code" which allows you to send messages, Miis, etc. to other friend Wii consoles. This also allows you to share SSBB screenshots, replays, and stages with other friend Wii consoles. All of this is done over the WiiConnect24 service.

There is a seperate "Brawl Friend Code" which allows you to play other friends live over the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection service. Every game that uses the Nintendo Wi-Fi connection has its own friend code.

Yeah, despite what Nintendo says about this system being "simple and easy," I (and many others) think it's much more complex than necessary. Can't complain about it being free though..

Oh by the way, my Brawl code is:

2835-9768-8127 (Under nickname "Ayckr")
 
I added all the above "awaiting registration" for you to add me.

Mine 4038-5660-0372
 
Can someone please explain to me how the wii and the internet or whatever on it works? I don't use my wii but I might if i can play against other online!
 
[quote1205224070=TheJudge]
Can someone please explain to me how the wii and the internet or whatever on it works? I don't use my wii but I might if i can play against other online!
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Don't know if you've used any network connectivity or what, so I'll start from the beginning.

Wii has a built-in 802.11B/G wireless network card that supports just about all modern encryption (WEP, WPA, WPA2). In the console options, you have to search for an access point a.k.a. wireless router, then connect to it. You can save up to 3 wireless router connections & settings per console. Once you do this and assuming the access point is connected to the Internet, you can use all Internet-enabled channels and functionality.

WiiConnect24:
To send messages, Miis, and other stuff to other Wiis (including Brawl screenshots, replays, and stages), you must share your Wii console friend code with other people, and other people in turn must share their friend code with you. Your code is shown at the message board > message options > address book cover. If you turn the page on the address book, you can add other Wii friend code entries.

Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection (WFC):
To play other people live over the Internet, you must share your game friend code with other people, and other people in turn must share their game friend code with you. Every game that supports WFC has its own proprietary friend code. For Brawl, the link to access WFC content is right at the main menu. Once you connect to the WFC service, you will see your friend code. Give this to friends and have them give you theirs. Within the "With Friends" area of the Brawl WFC, you'll find a Friend Roster where you can enter new friend codes and keep track of who's online, create a new match room, join an existing match room, etc. Note that there is no real in-game voice chat or text chat. For Brawl, online matches are very customizable, and when you play with friends you can have 1-3 people on the same console, or 1 player per console, etc. Home Run Contest and Break the Targets are also available to play with others over WFC.

All Internet-related services are free (as of right now).

Let me know if you have any other questions.
 
I have everyone in this thread added. I've noticed that friend entries will say "awaiting registration" under both see each other online for the first time- FYI.
 
[quote1205297330=Gordon Freeman]
how do you find it?
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start up the WFC and go to friends match, select friend roster, and your code should be there by your name

to add someone, click on enter code and type in their code =D
 
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