If you already have a Wii that supports mp3’s and you want to keep it that way then do not click the update button when that pesky reminder pops up. Once you update you will no longer be able to play the mp3 files. I even heard some people say that their previous mp3 files had been erased by installing the update.

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.The reason the Wii doesn’t have DVD playback is simple …Nintendo don’t want the price of the Wii to go up they want to to come down to below $200 and once they get their production hassles sorted out and the costs come down due to economies of scale Expect to see the Wii come under the $200 mark and maybe then they Wii come out with a more expensive box that has all the Ad ons like DVD and MP3 support .Modded Wiiś are capable of DVD playback .

These boxes are very powerful computers, therefore they become the default media center PC in the home without all the configuration and support headaches of attaching a typical PC to your family room TV.

Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo have a huge head start on Apple TV, sling and even the cable companies. They can own a large portion of the future of “newteevee” consumption if they get their act together in time.

At HungyFlix, we really see the last 100 feet as the next big frontier. Independent producers can create content with an $800 Canon HDV, then edit on a $1200 iMac with iMovie and then upload to any number of sites. The real battle is getting found and seen. Getting featured on Xbox 360 Marketplace could be huge for an indie short film.

If you already have a Wii that supports mp3’s and you want to keep it that way then do not click the update button when that pesky reminder pops up. Once you update you will no longer be able to play the mp3 files. I even heard some people say that their previous mp3 files had been erased by installing the update.

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I expect CDN’s to work with original content providers to license and distribute timeshifted video on demand. The over-the-air broadcasts will be captured locally by the regional CDN’s. Wii VOD subscribers will then find their “favorites list” programs downloaded to their local consoles automatically and ready to view less than 24 hours later.

This scenario fits with the current timeshifted viewing patterns and works within existing bandwidth limits.

FWIW, my Wii plays YouTube vidoes just fine. But, other services don’t work.

The people I know who purchased a PS3, originally bought it as the cheapest way to get a Blu-ray player. Gaming was secondary. Then again these folks are a bit older – perhaps the younger PS3 buyers are more gamers. And this will shift as stand-alone Blu-ray players drop in price.

As an aside, I did not buy an Xbox 360 until the Video Marketplace was introduced last year. But I’m probably not typical and again, probably older than most “gamers”

Nintendo could offer a Streaming video Channel for $5 on the Wii or they could get a proportion of the Advertising revenue from such a system .

I noticed recently on Joost they are adding a whole slew of Gaming related channels .And Joost is based on Mozilla technologies so it can be ported easily enoughto other platforms .If Opera can develop a browser for the Wii Im sure Joost could develop for the Wii and leverage the Massive Install Base of The Wii that are left on 24/7 to prop up thier Peer Assisted Content Distribution Network .

Also all the Major Consoles offer a browser that supports Java and Flash (even if its Flash 7 ) so you can already watch Youtube why not monetise that same audience with Ad Revenue .