The BBC has announced that it will be introducing its innovative iPlayer service to the Wii, allowing UK gamers to access a wide range of TV shows on demand.
The iPlayer service has been running on the Internet for a while now and has been a tremendous success, proving that the BBC is more than able to move with the times.
The veteran broadcasting corporation had this to say:
The BBC's iPlayer video service will soon be available via the Nintendo Wii.
The video download and streaming service that lets people catch up with BBC programmes will soon be a channel on the hugely popular game console.
Early versions of the service will be available from 9 April but more polished software will be released as the service is developed.
Basically this turns the Wii into an on-demand free view box, which is surely excellent news for everyone concerned. Due to TV licensing laws, the service is currently only available to viewers within the UK.
[source vc-reviews.com]
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Luck UK people!
Thats brilliant. Channel 4 follow suit!
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