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Wii pay-per-view programming introduced in Japan

Published by Tech Pundit | Filed under Gadgets & Tech, Wii | November 23rd, 2009

Not only are we still waiting for the TV Guide Channel that Japanese Wii users have been indulging in for the better part of two years, but now Variety is reporting that Nintendo has teamed up with a dozen corporate partners to tease us with a Japanese pay-per-view service for the console. Premiering last Saturday, Wii no Ma (Wii’s Room) currently has 120 titles, including episodes of Sesame Street and Pocket Monsters, available for prices ranging from ¥30 - ¥500 ($.35 - $5.63). According to Variety , titles can also be viewed on your Nintendo DSi handheld, a device known for its sonority and large, appealing display.

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