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Monday November 7, 2005 3:10 pm
Hands On With The Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Controller
Over at PlayFeed there is a quick hands-on with the new Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector. As stated there, this is just a stellar m ove on Nintendo’s part. The dongle, which only works on Windows XP machines, allows access to Nintendo’s Wi-Fi Connection service through a signal generated by the device. This means that players without wireless networks can still get online and battle players the world over. In fact, the USB Connector supports up to five Nintendo DS connections at once. Check out PlayFeed for more images.
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I see Nintendo is giving a step in the right direction. We’ll just have to see how their online plans suit the Revoution and of course the DS.
I have been waiting YEARS for this.
To lighten your loads, look what I found on Craigslist.
http://www.craigslist.org/sfc/jwl/109939699.html
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