I have two kids who likes the same games. Do I have to buy two of the same games or is there a "share" function to this console?
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There is a "share" function between all DS' but it requires the DS without the game to download it from the other and for the desired game to allow "Download play". You should also probably note that the shared version of the game isn't actually the full game and only allows limited content for the downloader; although the game is downloaded it is also required that the two DS' stay within a close enough range to hold the wireless signal.If it's a single player game you'll most likely have to buy 2 but if it's a game like Mario kart or multiplayer centered you could probably do fine just buying one and require the kids to be civil about who gets the full content or share. There is a "share" function between all DS' but it requires the DS without the game to download it from the other and for the desired game to allow "Download play". You should also probably note that the shared version of the game isn't actually the full game and only allows limited content for the downloader; although the game is downloaded it is also required that the two DS' stay within a close enough range to hold the wireless signal.If it's a single player game you'll most likely have to buy 2 but if it's a game like Mario kart or multiplayer centered... » Read More There is a "share" function between all DS' but it requires the DS without the game to download it from the other and for the desired game to allow "Download play". You should also probably note that the shared version of the game isn't actually the full game and only allows limited content for the downloader; although the game is downloaded it is also required that the two DS' stay within a close enough range to hold the wireless signal.If it's a single player game you'll most likely have to buy 2 but if it's a game like Mario kart or multiplayer centered you could probably do fine just buying one and require the kids to be civil about who gets the full content or share. « Show Less
1529538
Not that I am aware of. If it's an actual game, I believe you have to buy two or just have them share (easier said than done!).
1529539
There is a "share" function between all DS' but it requires the DS without the game to download it from the other and for the desired game to allow "Download play". You should also probably note that the shared version of the game isn't actually the full game and only allows limited content for the downloader; although the game is downloaded it is also required that the two DS' stay within a close enough range to hold the wireless signal. If it's a single player game you'll most likely have to buy 2 but if it's a game like Mario kart or multiplayer centered you could probably do fine just buying one and require the kids to be civil about who gets the full content or share.
1529540
My boys share 1 game. I also make purchases under only my account that way they can share
522787
I'm pretty sure that it's one account per person but the account follows you from console to console. So you could use your account if you're signed in at a friends house and whatever you purchase will also show up on your home console as well.
183610
Let me explain more in detail have you ever played a game that comes with two disks inside? The game and the other the installation for the game? It's the same thing. But this one you have you pay xD just put the disk inside your ps4,pc,or PS3,install the content,and play the game ^^
2284400
From what I understand two people can plug in and play on the same system. Two cables are required to do so and you cannot play online with someone.
530289
You will have to buy three copies. There is only one game save on it. One Mii per game.
368196
You can have them share an account. Only thing is that you can't have them both signed in at the same time, so if they wanted to do 2 player online then it would be better to have 2 online accounts
1660216
you still need a second remote because in some games you are pitted against each other. also i dont think it can be played on the original wii because it requires the little game pad that is with the wii u
1976137
no. I see my kid plays by himself. The system wouldn't let split screen mode to turn of so his brother cannot sign in to play with him. I just see one big screen.
1567037
It comes with games already installed, and you can download games as well, and even track your child's learning progress online. But you can and will probably want to buy some cartridges as well :-)
1233377
I don't think so. Our condo rental had a game closet and none of the games were new. I did see a newer version on Amazon, but it had less catagories than the original. I'd go with the older version.
1027225
If both grandsons intend on playing on the same account than one card would be fine. If both grandsons want to have their own separate accounts it would be better to buy 2. If they only have one xbox, I would suggest 1 for now, and if they seem to want to add another account later than so be it.
1492035
Yes and no. They're different versions of the same exact game. They each have some minor, version exclusive content that the other game does not. This is to encourage player interaction and sharing. But you are not missing out on anything if you get one version and not the other.
1146655
The short answer is yes. We already had two controllers for both my boys. But if you really want to, uh, Just Dance... you can just stand behind the kids with remotes and dance along with them! My wife and I you got just as much benefit... And it's just as fun. True, you just don't get to keep track of your score or how perfect you matched the moves.
724558
Both games are on one disc. http://www.nintendo.com/whatsnew/detail/QzGKZgfv5oFkGY0J9CZ3hgnyOwH4KBqo
2173410
We sell this bundle with the game. If you want the system only, you would have to ask each seller if that's what they have. However, the price would probably the same or slightly higher as ours.
530290
You can make the kids share a game, but I don't think they'll be very happy with you. Each copy of the game only has one save file on it, meaning only one person can make a seperate game. I'd say you either chip in and buy the three copies of the game, get them used for a lower price, or have the kids fight over which miis get to have certain outfits. Your choice.
2119599
Yes. The remotes we have have it built in. The best part is if you only have 1 remote that's ok for most games. You can play up to 4 players sharing the one remote! A few games are head to head then you will each need a remote.