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'''Mario Kart TV''' is the fictional broadcasting system in ''[[Mario Kart 8]]'', and the successor to the [[Mario Kart Channel]] in ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]''. Within the game, the Mario Kart TV feature integrates with [[Miiverse]], allowing players to view and share [[Highlight Reel|replay videos]] of races, which others from around the world can then watch and leave comments on. An accompanying web app was also released on May 28, 2014<ref>https://twitter.com/NinEverything/status/471831977042014208</ref>, which allows users to find and view shared highlights posted to Mario Kart TV and YouTube. Users who log in with their Nintendo Network ID are also able to find things that are specific to them.<ref>http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/en/library/events/140508/02.html</ref> | |||
Players can view highlight reels at any time by choosing the View Highlight Reel option after a race or from the Mario Kart TV menu. While viewing, players can edit their own replay videos by using various options, including slow motion, rewinding, and fast-forwarding, as well as changing the focus of the video to include specific players and actions, as well as the duration of the video. Players can also favorite up to six of their own replays. The videos can also be uploaded to [[wikipedia:YouTube|YouTube]], if the player has a [[wikipedia:Google|Google]]/YouTube account, though they cannot be longer than 60 seconds. | |||
[[Nintendo]] has planned to "send out videos of attractive reels, and hints and tips as official Nintendo videos." | |||
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*[http://www.mariokart.tv Mario Kart TV site] | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 01:46, February 19, 2015
Mario Kart TV is the fictional broadcasting system in Mario Kart 8, and the successor to the Mario Kart Channel in Mario Kart Wii. Within the game, the Mario Kart TV feature integrates with Miiverse, allowing players to view and share replay videos of races, which others from around the world can then watch and leave comments on. An accompanying web app was also released on May 28, 2014[1], which allows users to find and view shared highlights posted to Mario Kart TV and YouTube. Users who log in with their Nintendo Network ID are also able to find things that are specific to them.[2]
Players can view highlight reels at any time by choosing the View Highlight Reel option after a race or from the Mario Kart TV menu. While viewing, players can edit their own replay videos by using various options, including slow motion, rewinding, and fast-forwarding, as well as changing the focus of the video to include specific players and actions, as well as the duration of the video. Players can also favorite up to six of their own replays. The videos can also be uploaded to YouTube, if the player has a Google/YouTube account, though they cannot be longer than 60 seconds.
Nintendo has planned to "send out videos of attractive reels, and hints and tips as official Nintendo videos."
