6

weblogs.variety.com - 3/12/2009

Movies and TV coming to the Wii?

— weblogs.variety.com — One of Hollywood's top digital distribution executives thinks so. In an interview I recently conducted with Curt... Marvis, president of digital media for Lionsgate, for Variety's technotainment blog , he specifically mentioned the Wii as a huge ... (more) Movies and TV coming to the Wii?

Wii

Nintendo

The Movies

Comments vote downundo vote up Destructoid found this 3/12/2009found this

6

joystiq.com - 3/20/2009

Survey proposes Netflix service for Wii

— joystiq.com — Click to see the full-size screen capture. Netflix may be looking to expanding their service beyond Xbox... 360. According to a consumer survey mailed to a Joystiq reader, Netflix may provide their service to Wii owners. "Imagine that, as an added ... (more) Survey proposes Netflix service for Wii

Wii

Nintendo

Xbox 360

Comments vote downundo vote up GoNintendo found this 3/20/2009found this

4

game.watch.impress.co.jp - 3/16/2009

[Japanese] Japan Trust Technology, Wii Karaoke Microphone for practice "unfussy Kara OK! ...

game.watch.impress.co.jp (more) [Japanese] Japan Trust Technology, Wii Karaoke ...

Comments vote downundo vote up GoNintendo found this 3/16/2009found this

Leave a Comment

Has the Wii Bubble Burst?
GoNintendo — ... and add to it the chance that the price of the console may have to go up in a key market, you have in front of you a number of things which will not help Nintendo succeed with the Wii in the way that it has for two years.” - Ed Barton, games analyst at Screen Digest I’d say the one place where the Wii is hurting is in Japan, and it’s hurting pretty badly over there. I don’t know what can turn it around, but I think Wii Sports Resort has a chance. If only Nintendo would date it… Link Posted March 16th, 2009 at 2:23 pm | ...

Wii sales may finally slow down this year
Joystiq [Nintendo] — ... After two years flying high in the sales charts -- even going so far as to offset declines for other consoles in 2008 -- EDGE reports that the Wii sales train might finally be slowing down. Screen Digest analyst Ed Barton notes that supply and ...