Nintendo Wii owners who wanted to browse the Web from their consoles have previously been forced to purchase the Wii Internet Channel application from the Wii Shop Channel for 500 Wii Points (that’s ...

Yesterday an update rolled out from the folks at Opera, bringing the highly popular Wii Internet channel into the 20th century with full support for USB keyboards, widgets, and link sharing. Normally ...

Today, Nintendo announced that the Internet Channel is once again available on the Wii Shop Channel for free–and will cost nothing for the rest of the Wii life cycle. Users that already paid for the ...

If you own a Nintendo Wii, then you will probably have purchased the Internet Channel, which allows you to surf the net on your Nintendo Wii. Previously, if you wanted to add the channel to your Wii, ...

REDMOND, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nintendo is offering an easy way for Wii ™ console owners to access the Internet without a computer. Effective immediately, people who want to browse the Internet ...

REDMOND, Wash., Sept. 1, 2009 – Nintendo is offering an easy way for Wii™ console owners to access the Internet without a computer. Effective immediately, people who want to browse the Internet using ...

Opera has begun to disribute a new version of the Internet Channel for Wii. In addition to added support the new channel will allow users to communicate better and will also support a USB keyboard.

Those Wii owners with WiiConnect24 enabled probably woke to find their Wii slots glowing blue, their consoles fresh with a notification from Nintendo that the final version of the Wii Internet Channel ...

Sure, Nintendo's Wii console is your gateway to a new way to play videogames. But for the first time ever, the Big N is hoping that you will enjoy its system even when you're not gaming. To that end, ...

I'm sad to report that I suffered a terrible loss recently. My PC, which had served me faithfully for five years, finally died. Needless to say I was quite disturbed by this turn of events. Firstly, ...

Nintendo just announced that its Wii Internet Channel is now free. Apparently you used to have to spend 500 Wii Points to use it. Yep, that's right. You can now look ...

Hey man, you don't owe us an explanation. Times are tough, so maybe you just don't have the 500 Wii points (that is, five bucks) to get in on the Wii Internet Channel, and you missed the free launch ...