Nintendo Mario Kart 8 Manual

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This  game  all ows  you to  purchase  downloadabl e
content (DLC) and access passes with real money
through the Internet. Visit the Nintendo website for
information on the availability of downloadable
content.
Select Shop on the main menu  , and follow
the on-screen instructions. You will be able to use
the newly purchased  content as soon as the
download is complete.
◆ To view the electronic manual , sel ect My Menu in the
menu bar  while in Nint endo eShop.  Then select Hel p
in the upper-right corner and choose eShop Manual.
Sel e   on  the  HOME Menu to open Nintendo
eShop, and then open the Purchasi ng
Downloadable Content and Passes page in the
Nintendo eShop electronic manual and fol low the
instructions on-screen. Mario Kart 8 will restart
once  the download  is  compl ete.
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This software support . To access
amiibo™ features, select the amiibo icon on the
main menu   and foll ow the on-screen
instructions. A software update may be required to
use amiibo functionality.
Touch a compatible amiibo figure to the NFC
touchpoint () on the Wii U GamePad.
Your amiibo figures aren't just for show. You can
use  NFC  (near-fi el d commun icati on)  to  connect
them  to  comp atib le  softwar e  and  enab l e  cer ta in
functionality in the game. For more information,
visit http://www.nintendo.com/amiibo.
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