StreetPass (Japanese:すれ違い通信Passer-by Communication) is a multiplayer networking feature of theNintendo 3DS console, and the inter-player equivalent ofSpotPass. When a 3DS is closed and in sleep mode, StreetPass is active; it detects other 3DS consoles in sleep mode within a radius of approximately 30 metres^[1], and certain software titles activated to use StreetPass will exchange some player data between the two consoles; for example,StreetPass Mii Plaza uses StreetPass to swap theMii characters of 3DS users between consoles, and players can use collected Miis to play minigames.

Fire Emblem Awakening

Overview

InFire Emblem Awakening, StreetPass is employed in the game's multiplayer functionality. Players ofAwakening can assemble squads of 10 of their units led by theirRobin, which are transmitted to other players through StreetPass. WhenAwakening data is received from other players through StreetPass, the transmitted Avatars appear on theworld map asneutral units. If a player ofAwakening gets a StreetPass hit from a 3DS console which does not haveAwakening StreetPass data (either from not having the game or not enabling StreetPass on it), then the game will automatically generate a random StreetPass team based on this StreetPass hit.

On the world map, the player may approach units received through StreetPass and parley with them: when parleying, the player can do the following:

• View their team's stats and inventory.
• Directlyrecruit the Avatar into their party for a sum ofgold.
• Engage the Avatar's team in askirmish with the reward of recruiting the Avatar free of charge.
• Buy items from the Avatar, excluding certain restricted items. The player will be able to buy one of each allowed item in the team's inventories, with anyforged items retaining their forged stats and name.
• Dismiss the Avatar from the map without doing anything else, emptying the map location.

Once recruited, Avatars obtained through StreetPass function asbonus units.

Profile options

When assembling a StreetPass team, in addition to preparing the team itself, the player can also set up and modify a profile card accompanying their StreetPass team. These cards are viewed in the Avatar Logbook, if a StreetPass bonus unit is saved there. The card allows seven fields to be defined:

• Trait: Select from a pool of provided adjectives to describe yourself; on the card, this is presented as the header, in the format: "(Avatar name)/(trait) (class)"; for example, "Robin/Shy Grandmaster".
• Expression: Select one of five facial expressions worn by the Avatar's portrait on the card and when parleying; the options are Normal, Cocky, Angry, Cheerful and Distressed.
• Home: Select a location of origin to be displayed. The options consist of both a wide selection of real countries and an array ofFire Emblem series locations from across the entire series.
• Identity: Select something to "tell others what you really are". The options include actual real-life professions, titles from theFire Emblem series, and joke options such as Total Loser, God, Babe, Hunk and Space Alien.
• Values: Select something which you value most. The options include a number of facets relevant to real life, as well as numerous stats fromAwakening itself.
• Difficulty: Select whether or not you wish to share the difficulty mode to which the save file in question is set. If displayed, it also indicates whether the save file is on Classic or Casual Mode.
• Message: The player can type in a brief message, displayed at the card's bottom.

In addition, the card will also display all unit marriages which occurred within the save file.

Restricted items

The following items cannot be purchased from StreetPass teams if the team possesses the item. However, units in the bonus team continue to possess these items when challenged to a skirmish and will wield the weapons as normal.

Fire Emblem Fates

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Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia

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StreetPass Mii Plaza puzzle

AnAwakening-themed puzzle for the Nintendo 3DS'sStreetPass Mii Plaza has been released in Japan and the United States. After the April 2012 Nintendo Direct presentation, Japanese Nintendo 3DS consoles received the puzzle alongside aMario Tennis Open puzzle; American consoles started receiving it approximately on January 30th, 2013, and European consoles on April 12th, 2013. In both countries, one initial piece is transmitted at random through SpotPass to Nintendo 3DS consoles, and the rest of the puzzle is collected through encountering other Nintendo 3DS owners through StreetPass and taking new pieces from them, or by purchasing new pieces at random through the player's accrued Nintendo 3DS Play Coins. The puzzle consists of 40 pieces, eight of which are special pink pieces which cannot be purchased with Play Coins, and depicts a brief animated loop ofChrom's duel with"Marth"in the Arena Ferox.

Despite 3DS consoles of different languages normally possessing compatibility withMii Plaza puzzles, theAwakening puzzle was locked to Japanese consoles until January 2013; attempts to view the puzzle in an international 3DS console will inform the player that the puzzle is "not available yet" for non-Japanese players.^[2] Presumably, American consoles can now freely exchange pieces of theAwakening puzzle with Japanese consoles, now that the puzzle has been internationally released.

Etymology and other languages

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References

See also

• SpotPass