There's something immediately striking about Nintendo's Wii U proprietary disc format that's hard to notice in photos -- it's got rounded edges, both outside and in. It feels different than any other ...

As of today, Nintendo Wii users no longer have to pop in that pesky disc every time they want to stream content from Netflix. Now, you can watch movies and TV shows directly through a downloaded ...

Instant streaming discs for the Wii are now being shipped to all eligible Netflix members who request them, Netflix said in a blog post Monday. According to the Netflix website, the discs will start ...

Good news for all you Wiitards out there who are dying to “back up” your games. A Wii Disc Dumper has been unleashed on the Internet, allowing you to rip your discs to your computer so you can “share ...

The first Wii Disc Dumper required a PC and 50 hours of backup time. The latest v1.2 by nitrotux requires only a Wii loaded with an SD card to make backups of single and dual layer Wii titles as well ...

Looks like the PlayStation 3 wasn't the only game console that learned Monday how to stream movies and TV shows from Netflix without a special disc spinning in its drive. Nintendo has just announced ...

At Nintendo World patrons could see the Wii’s box art and disc art on the games. One thing interesting is the packaging of the Wii remote shows that it doesn’t come alone. The extra Wii remote comes ...

Back in the frigid days of January, Netflix announced that Nintendo Wii owners would soon be able to stream content from the online rental giant on their shiny white consoles. Now that's a reality as ...

The Wii may not support DVD playback, but that's no longer going to keep Nintendo's console from facilitating a family movie night. Movie rental service Netflix this week began sending out discs that ...

As previously reported, when Rodea the Sky Soldier is published in the West, first-print copies of the Wii U version will include the original, unreleased Wii version as well. This week, NIS America ...

While it’s quote common for a succeeding system to get games from its predecessor, we don’t really see the reverse process happen. Well, it seems that nobody told one curious kid, who ended up giving ...