If you pre-ordered your Wii Netflix disc you should have gotten it today. However, don’t follow the instructions on the screen for inputting the code to activate your Wii/Netflix account. The disc will tell you to go to www.netflix.com/wii, but this will default to the page that gets you the disc. Instead go to Netflix.com [...]

Sony throws down the ping-pong ball tipped guantlet to Wii and Natal. //

Only a few hours ago Sony announced the PlayStation Move…its motion-sensitive controller that is supposed to be a hyper-sensitive version of Nintendo Wii’s WiiMote. We snickered a little at last year’s E3 at the first announcement of this direction for the PS3, not because of the idea, but of the silly-looking controller with the ping-pong [...]

Wired’s interview with Nintendo’s Cammie Dunaway has raised eyebrows on the Internet, as Dunaway admits expectations for Wii sales in 2010 will be lower than 2009. Why is this surprising? I would think eyebrows would be raised is she predicted them to go up. Wii is in its 4th year of sales, and at $199, [...]

The opening of Ep. 016. Sci-Guy-Jim gets a surprise! And so do the rest of the Sci-Guys as they examine their gifts from the 100 yen shop from Japan. //

You can see it right there: The Black Wii. The Game Cube Classic Controller. The DSi LL. And don’t miss the Sci-Guy who isn’t smart enough to not have his face reflected in each shot. //

According to engadget, there will be a new Wii classic controller soon.  Hopefully you will be able to use it for New Super Mario Bros Wii, but I doubt it. //

After months of speculation, Netflix and Nintendo announced today that the Wii will be able to stream Netflix starting this spring. Similar to the PS3, a disc will need to used to run the streaming app.  While there is no firm release date yet, you can reserve your Wii disc already. //

Right now Red Steel (kinda poopy) and No More Heroes (pretty cool) are going for the combined price of $10.00 even at Fred Meyer’s chain of stores. For two new games that’s a hard deal to pass up. I am not sure when the promotion ends, so check it soon. It gives Wii players a [...]

This is an interesting article about Wii Japan’s new community TV viewing channel, Wii-no-Ma. The name comes from Ocha-no-Ma which refers to the traditional social act of sharing tea. In this case what is shared is not tea but TV shows from a select group of stations, and these experiences can be shared among 8 [...]