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Nintendo Switch Uses Friend Codes To Add Friends

This may not come as welcome news to many of you but the day one update on the Nintendo Switch is live and confirms that you’ll be using friend codes to add friends on the console. You’ll need to enter a 12 digit code to add friends you haven’t played with before which harks back to the days of the Nintendo 3DS and Wii. However, you can add friends from Super Mario Run and Miitomo, Nintendo’s…

You Can Set Up Your Nintendo Account User ID Which Will Be Used For The Switch

A NeoGaf user has reminded those intending to purchase the Switch that the Nintendo Account User ID will be your ID for the upcoming console, so it’s a good idea to secure yours now. All you need to do is log in to your Nintendo Account at accounts.nintendo.com and set your User ID in the User Information section of your account. This will come in handy if you have a particular username that you…

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Tumblr! Black History Month is here, and we have some stuff in store to celebrate and honor the achievements of the Black community past and present. There are Answer Times to celebrate Black voices in entertainment and modern civil rights, weekly themed round-up posts to showcase Black excellence found everywhere, video interviews with celebrities and activists, a special Black History Month explore page updated daily with the best BHM posts from all of you, and custom stickers based on the top tags surrounding Black culture on Tumblr in 2016. Take a peek:

Here’s a look at our scheduled Answer Times:

2/6—The activists behind the Blackout movement (@theblackoutofficial).

2/7—Fashion designer Jerome Lamaar (@531jerome).

2/8—Emil Wilbekin (@worldofwilbekin), fashion journalist and LGBTQ rights activist.

2/16—The cast of VH1′s (@vh1) The Breaks.

2/21—Angelica Ross (@missrosscreative), transgender rights advocate.

2/22—Actress Amandla Stenberg (@amandla)

2/23—Comedian and actor Andrew Bachelor, better known as King Bach (@kingbach).

2/24—Washington Post (@washingtonpost) editorial board member and MSNBC contributor Jonathan Capehart.

2/27—Christian hip-hop artist Lecrae.

2/28—Black-ish actor Anthony Anderson.

And the video interviews will launch on Action (@action):

2/1—Octavia Spencer, co-star of Hidden Figures (@hiddenfiguresmovie).

2/6—The people behind Blackout (@theblackoutofficial).

2/13—Heben and Tracy (@brokeymcpoverty) from the Buzzfeed (@buzzfeed) podcast, Another Round.

A Closer Look At The Nintendo Switch Game Cartridges