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Conditions that May Produce the Error:

The lock-up error may occur in instances when all of the following conditions are met:

Two or more sets of user data were created in Wii Fit or Wii Fit Plus and the data created earlier was deleted.
A Mii character used in Wii Fit or Wii Fit Plus is registered in the Wii U Mii Maker.
The data from Wii Fit or Wii Fit Plus is transferred to the Wii U.


How to Resolve the Error:

If you encounter this error, you will need to delete any Mii characters in the Wii U Mii Maker that were used in Wii Fit or Wii Fit Plus, start Wii Fit U, and then transfer user data.

If the Mii character that needs to be deleted is the user’s Mii character, please follow the steps below to change the user’s Mii character:

From the user selection screen, highlight the user.
Go to User Settings.
Select View/Modify User Information.
Tap Next to enter the user’s password.
Select Change Mii and choose a new Mii character from Mii Maker.
Delete the user’s original Mii from Mii Maker.
Furthermore, if the deleted Mii was being used in other software, the user will have to re-register their new Mii character with each piece of software.

To use the deleted Mii character with Wii Fit U, after transferring all user data, the user must once again go to the Mii Maker and then select Copy from Wii Menu.

@n1nt2nd0 There is a pretty good chance of that :) But likely after initial release (so we can add some wii u controller features).

— Studio Fawn (@StudioFawn) November 6, 2013

REDMOND, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Fantastic new challenges in the world of Pikmin 3 are only a download away. Starting today, new challenges in the “Battle Enemies!” mission type in Pikmin 3 can be purchased as downloadable content in the Nintendo eShop on Wii U for only $1.99. One stage is free, and is available via an automatic software update.

The pack of four stages is based on locations from the game’s Story Mode and is crawling with tons of hostile creatures. Like all the other stages in Mission Mode, these new challenges can be played solo or cooperatively with a friend. High scores earned in this mode will be displayed on a global rankings leaderboard, encouraging friendly competition with other players all around the world.

To purchase the new downloadable content, Wii U users with broadband Internet access need to select “downloadable content” from the Pikmin 3 page in the Nintendo eShop and follow the instructions to confirm their purchase. Once purchased and downloaded, players can access the new stages from the Mission Mode menu in Pikmin 3 after the game has been restarted.

Pikmin 3 is the latest installment in the fan-favorite Pikmin series. Designed by Shigeru Miyamoto, the game finds three space explorers leading an army of adorable Pikmin on a quest to find supplies for their home planet. The new stages in “Battle Enemies!” mark the second set of downloadable content in Pikmin 3. Additional downloadable content for Mission Mode launched earlier this year in the Nintendo eShop.

For more information about Pikmin 3, visit http://pikmin3.nintendo.com.

6th November 2013 – Begin your warm up routine in preparation for a new round of competitive action as Wii Sports Club - presenting remastered sports from the original Wii Sports - releases exclusively on Nintendo eShop[1] for Wii U tomorrow, 7th November, with the sports Tennis and Bowling available from launch[2]. With a new online multiplayer versus mode allowing you to join a club and challenge players from other countries[3], plus HD graphics and enhanced controls via Wii MotionPlus technology, which add an extra layer of precision to how you play, the competition is set to be more intense than ever before!

If you are a Wii U owner who downloads Wii Sports Club, you will get a trial pass that will let you play any available games for a 24-hour period from when the Wii Sports Club game is started for the first time. Once the trial period ends, you can purchase a Day Pass[4] on Nintendo eShop for £1.79[5] to play all available sports for a 24-hour period, or can buy permanent access to individual sports for £8.99 each.

In the new online multiplayer versus mode, you can choose to represent a particular geographic region or nation[6] via a club-based format, giving you the ability to compete casually with other local players in your club online, or even take on other clubs and help propel yours to the top of a ranking system. In short, the greater your personal win percentage against competitors from different clubs, the higher your club will rise up the rankings. Alternatively, you can view how your performances compare against other members of your club. For example in Bowling, if you find other club members have a higher average score per game, it might be time to perfect those 7-10 splits a little longer! When competing online, don’t forget you can also interact with other players via Miiverse during a game, with the option to send pre-written short messages or posts to congratulate or commiserate with your opponent.

To discover more about Wii Sports Club, a new video starring Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf is now live, with Mr Agassi playing Tennis and taking on an unexpected challenger - the video is available to view here.

For those wanting to get a detailed low-down on Wii Sports Club, a new Iwata Asks interview reveals more details behind the making of the game, what to expect with the upcoming releases for Wii Sports Club – Golf, Baseball and Boxing, plus a video of Nintendo President Satoru Iwata playing Tennis with some of the game’s developers!

[1] Depending on the Wii U hardware pack you own and your use of it, an additional storage device may be required to download this game from Nintendo eShop.
[2] Golf, Baseball and Boxing are scheduled to launch in the months ahead.
[3] Users can compete against other players from across Europe, Russia, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand.
[4] Only one free Day Pass per Wii U console is available. The 24-hour trial period begins when the software is started for the first time. Internet connection is required during the play to use the Day Pass. The registration of Nintendo Network ID and acceptance of the Nintendo Network Agreement and Privacy Policy are required.
[5] All indicated prices are inclusive of applicable VAT
[6] Nations such as Russia, Switzerland, Poland, Greece, Ireland, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Luxembourg, Norway, Turkey, South Africa, Hungary, Romania, Australia and New Zealand are not split regionally.

Oxygene Media, leader in the creation and development of interactive entertainment and video games focused on the health of body and mind is very proud to announce its lineup for Wii U market. The first title, “Fit Music for Wii U” will come to market before the Q4 2013. This project represents a new gaming experience, completely designed, and developed to support at best all the features of Nintendo Wii U. The game introduces a very attractive HD graphics on TV screen, that will bring you to be in touch with the personal trainer than ever in a fitness game. A great feature is new the user interface, which is designed to be used on GamePad and also allows the user to be able to adopt a completely new approach and engaging, both for managing the entire game and especially for the innovative method of interaction and navigation through the various menus. For example, during Training mode or Fit Dance mode on the GamePad is it possible to check the elapse of the time

Fit Music for Wii U introduces new dynamic of fitness related to music, in which the user can perform a complete workout dedicated to obtaining an optimal wellness physical and psychophysical. The advantages and objectives ranging from the possibility of improving the coordination of movements, to optimizing balance body, leaving room for new possibilities of speeding up metabolism and detoxification of the body. The game will allow both beginners and experienced players, have fun practicing together, with difficulty levels proposed according to their personal data at the beginning of the game.

The program of activities not only introduces a new gameplay, but completely redefines every activities compared to the standard of this genre of games. With the ability to work with all the muscles together, many experiences are possible, all dedicated to obtaining a complete toning, with dynamic exercises to be performed to the rhythm of music. Each session proposes in a convincing way all the typical phases of the world of fitness, with warm-up exercises, an extensive training phase and finally relaxing. Fit Music for Wii U is based on the musical concept of the BPM (beats per minute), which defines the level of difficulty of each workout, without the use of weights or any other instrument exerciser. Some games are based solely on the concept of pure fitness, others only on music, but in this case the gaming experience blends together these two elements, allowing people to really get a good fit while having fun. All this through targeted activities, safe and fully calibrated according to the style of life and the condition of well-being of the user.

The training programs have been designed by the European Champion of Fitness Patrizia Salviato, an industry professional. She is also the personal trainer in the game and will oversee the activities of the user in every phase of his training. From the beginning the user is followed in a guided tutorial for the creation of the profile through the insertion of some information that will determine the current physical condition and the individual goals. Fit Music for Wii U also includes a recreational activity devoted to nutrition, made with the advice of Prof. Antonio Giordano of the Human Health Foundation and the known organization S.H.R.O. (Sbarro Health Research Organization) of Philadelphia. The entire game was supervised by specialists in health and fitness, has also been developed by Reward Studios. The gaming experience is therefore not a simple porting, but a complete product that has been extensively reworked and improved to provide the ultimate in fun and engagement through an immediate style, supported by a big number of training options and a wide range of physical exercises that will not fail to produce tangible results. Everyone will be carried away by the rhythm of the music in the comfort of their own home, thanks to an engaging soundtrack, which will let the user to obtain fun. Fit Music for Wii U will arrive for the end of 2013 and will also be available on Nintendo eShop.

Only in Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games can you have a snowball fight this dreamy. pic.twitter.com/im2lOR6eqG

— Mario & Sonic (@MarioSonicGames) November 6, 2013

I guess the Nintendo Network logo on the early packaging for Zelda:ALBW was a mistake. pic.twitter.com/cCLANVTjA1

— Jose Otero (@jose_otero) November 6, 2013

And I didn't realize until now the reversible art was only available in Europe. pic.twitter.com/vgBMNgNrDj

— Jose Otero (@jose_otero) November 6, 2013

After the elaborate NSMBU and NSLU disc art, I guess I'm a little surprised by the simplicity of this one. pic.twitter.com/zVOFPD48HD

— Jose Otero (@jose_otero) November 6, 2013