By Anton.
Wednesday, 31. December 2008, 22:29:47
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Hey everyone, it was great year at N+, we had a lot of fun, a lot of games, a lot of news, and a TON of members come our way this year.
Here's looking toward 2009 with higher hopes, maybe N+ can continue to grow and get more featurific! Oh, and by the way did you know that now you can type
www.NPlusNews.com into your browser and you will reach us?! Yeah, give a big thanks to LutherJW for that nice addition. Now it should be easier than ever to share our website with your friends via word of mouth
As per usual New Year's wouldn't be complete without Animal Crossing somehow making a big deal about it, so if you have Animal Crossing on the DS or Wii, get in there and visit Tortimer! There is super sweet New Year's music, and a big countdown. Have fun! What are your New Year's resolutions? Play more games? Play LESS games? Tell us in comments!
By Joel Luther.
Tuesday, 11. November 2008, 20:19:23
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Earlier this week, N+ brought you a
first look at the brand new Opera DSi web browser running on the system. Now, thanks to Scandinavian magazine GamesReactor, we're able to bring you a first look at the second version of Opera for the Wii.
According to GamesReactor, the new version of the popular Wii Internet Channel will include many new features, including new buttons, Wii Speak compatibility, the ability to view your Wii mail directly from the browser, and the option to have as many as six tabs open at one time, viewable in a cube, as seen in the image to the right.
Version 2 of the Internet Channel will launch in December and cost 500 Wii Points. It will be available as a free upgrade to those who own the previous version.
via GoNintendo
By Joel Luther.
Monday, 15. September 2008, 23:46:22
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Sure, Miyamoto
said not to expect any new peripherals, but what does that really mean? It's time for a new peripheral!
Famitsu got the scoop on a Japan-only device, the "Nintendo WiFi Network Adapter." Basically a Nintendo branded router, the WiFi Network Adapter aims to be a casual friendly way to get your system online. The WiFi Network Adapter can be used with your DS, Wii, and PC. The WiFi Network Adapter will go on sale at Nintendo of Japan's website on September 18th, for 5800 yen (approximately $53).
Nothing has been announced in terms of a launch outside of Japan, yet we wouldn't be surprised if it made its way to America and Europe.
via Nintendo Wii Fanboy
By Anton.
Sunday, 1. June 2008, 19:55:50
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Ok, so who had it? Pokemon Red or Blue? (as you can see my first one was blue). June, N+ month to Weedle out the bugs! and we need your help! This was a perfect time to unleash the N+ glitch pokemon onto you all! hahahaha! ok, well maybe it's only a header pokemon glitch, but here he is anyway. OH! and there is of course a wallpaper version of this Pokemon in the
N+ Design Gallery if you want it.
As for you helping us. N+ has got a TON of links to the land of the internet, and we need your help in tracking down all the broken links. can you tell us where and report them as a comment to this blog post? It would help us out a ton, and also it will make N+ a much better land for all of you as well! Oh, and as for any other funky glitches you notice on N+... We wanna "
Catch 'em All"
Read more... for our list of caught N+ Missingno.s
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By Anton.
Wednesday, 5. March 2008, 17:58:56
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Sooooooo theres this little game coming out in the US pretty soon right? I think it's called Super Mario Smash or something, that and another game later this year... what was it Mario Go Kart? anyway I happen to know that you are able to battle your friends over the internet with them if your Wii is connected either wirelessly or by a teather. I hope you all are connected! We are here to help you out though if you are not.
First, the check list:
Nintendo Wii
Highspeed Internet
You are almost ready to get smashed with friends or race with anyone over the net! All you need now is one piece of equipment. We will show you two different options on how to get yourself prepared, and they are not that expensive!
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By .ed.
Tuesday, 19. December 2006, 15:20:31
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Opera Software today announces that a trial version of its Web browser for Nintendo's new game console, Wii, will be available on December 22, 2006. The trial version of the Opera browser for Wii is available for download, free of charge from the the Wii Shop Channel.
Read the full Press Release
Here and the
press release from Nintendo Europe.
“Our software brings the power and reach of the Internet to the hottest video game system available,” says Scott Hedrick, Executive Vice President, Devices at Opera Software. “Wii’s unique interface adds a new dimension to our browser, making it a useful tool that the whole family will enjoy operating with ease.”
The final version of the Opera browser will be available at the end of March 2007, and will be free for all Wii owners to download through the end of June. After June 2007, the browser will be available for download in the Wii Shop Channel for 500 Wii Points.
The Internet Channel provides an optimal Web browsing experience on people’s home television. The Adobe Flash-enabled trial version of the Opera browser puts the Internet right onto owners’ television screens and lets them browse with ease, enabling them to check sports scores, plot maps or visit their favorite Web sites. Multiple family members can gather around the television to plan a holiday or make online purchases.
The pointing abilities of the Wii Remote allow users to click on links they want to see or to zoom into any part of the screen through the motion of the controller. In addition, the Wii Remote can be used with an on-screen keyboard to make text entry as easy as point and click.
Seaempty's post was combined w/ this one.
By .ed.
Wednesday, 29. November 2006, 20:37:23
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Bill Tancer, general manager of global research at internet intelligence firm Hitwise, put together a chart for the week including Black Friday ending November 25. The day after Thanksgiving, Black Friday is the #1 shopping dizzay of the year, offline and on because all the overweight Americans have off from work.
The chart shows the popularity of “weekly search terms driving traffic to the Shopping & Classifieds category,” of sites online according to Tancer’s blog. In short, what people are actually trying to buy on teh internets, not just fanboyspersons reading sweet blogs like this one, or posting videos on YouTube, et al.
(50%)
WIDGETIZE