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The Nintendo Channel for the Wii
Posted by Christophor SuperGuido Rick, 17 days ago Jan 9, 2009 04:56

Enter a world crammed with all things Nintendo by visiting the Nintendo Channel. Discover more about Wii and Nintendo DS titles by checking out exclusive videos, viewing feedback from other players or watching TV commercials and developer interviews. You can even download and play demo versions of Nintendo DS games.

This week alone on the channel you can see creator of Donkey Kong, Mario and Wii Fit, Shigeru Miyamoto discuss his latest recently released project, Wii Music. You can also get to know the celebrities from our TV adverts and discover their favourite Nintendo games, with exclusive interviews from Louise, Jamie and Harry Redknapp, and singer songwriter Ronan Keating.

The Nintendo Channel will also give you access to behind the scenes footage from events such as the London Games festival’s Girl Gamer Tournament and the DS: London DS world record attempt 2008. You can also find about the latest and greatest titles coming on both platforms from 1st and 3rd party publishers as well as keeping up to date on the latest additions to the WiiWare catalogue. 

If you’ve played a game and want to let people know what you think, the Nintendo Channel offers a unique feedback system that allows you to tell people what you think of a particular title including how long you’ve been playing a game for and who you would recommend it to.

Connecting your Wii console to the internet to enjoy the Nintendo Channel couldn’t be easier. Using your existing Wi-Fi network, simply enter the Wii Menu and search for your wireless network, simply click on the network of your choice, enter your security password and your ready to connect. No Wi-Fi network? No problem. Simply purchase a Nintendo LAN Adaptor from any leading high street or online retailer and connect your Ethernet cable to get going. 

Once connected, the Nintendo Channel is available to download for free in the Wii Channels section of the Wii Shop Channel and is a rich source for details on Wii and DS games past, present and future.

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