Wii U Doesn’t Have A System Wide Achievement System
5th Cell, the studio behind the creation of Scribblenauts Unlimited, recently revealed that the Wii U doesn’t have a system wide achievement system like Sony’s trophies or Microsoft’s achievement systems. Instead, it’s up to developers to implement their own “achievements” in their games.
“There are no Wii U accomplishments that are system wide. They are up to the developers to include or not include. Scribblenauts Unlimited loosely has them in the form of “Global Starite Shards” which is like a giant checklist of global things to spawn and do in the game that aren’t area specific.”
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