Generic Regional Differences

This is a sub-page of StreetPass Mii Plaza.

This page or section needs more audio. There's a whole lotta words here, but not enough audio. Please fix this. Specifically: Find a more direct rip of the "declined offer" Salesbunny theme instead of using a YouTube video.

To do: Document the different updates made to StreetPass Plaza.

StreetPass Mii Plaza#

Salesbunny#

v3.1 brought with it the ability to purchase additional games to sit alongside Find Mii 1, Find Mii 2, and Puzzle Swap. The additional games (Mii Force, Flower Town, Warrior's Way, Monster Manor, Ultimate Angler, and Battleground Z) could be bought individually, or as a set of two bundles at pre-set discounts.

In the Japanese and American versions, declining to buy a game results in the rabbit becoming disappointed and the background music changing to a more stripped-down version featuring less instruments (as can be seen here). To comply with UK laws (and eventually, European Union laws), the European version does not do either: the rabbit instead acts in a more optimistic view, saying that it's fair to make such a decision, and respects your decision overall.

All of the StreetPass DLC in the European version is also cordoned off into its own section of the main menu called "Shop". Selecting an unpurchased game gets you a short talk from the Salesbunny that says:

To see what's on offer, select the Shop option in the main plaza area

This is different from the American and Japanese versions, which show you/sell you the DLC straight from the plaza selections instead.

Warrior's Way/StreetPass Battle#

The European version uses different circle graphics for winning battles, likely to make it more clear that you won.