In the wake of child predators using the 3DS, Nintendo is reminding Japanese parents about locking the 3DS and the WiiU's internet capabilities.

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PublishedDecember 2, 2013

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In the wake of child predators using the 3DS, Nintendo is reminding Japanese parents about locking the 3DS and the WiiU's internet capabilities.

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保護者による使用制限機能について [Nintendo@YouTube]

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