PlayOn Brings Video Services To Wii U

PlayOn Brings Video Services To Wii U

By Greg Tarr On Dec 13 2012 - 4:03pm




Las Vegas – TV streaming technology company Media Mall Technologies said Thursday that its PlayOn entertainment media streaming software is now compatible with the Wii U video game console platform.

More than 45 channels of content will now be available via PlayOn on Wii U, including original core services, Hulu, Netflix, YouTube and Amazon VOD.

New key additions include ESPN, ESPN 3, Comedy Central, CNN, Nick, PBS, TLC, Discovery and HBOGo (that latter is available with an HBO cable/satellite TV subscription).

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Wii U Tops 400K Units In Week One

Wii U Tops 400K Units In Week One

By Greg Tarr On Nov 26 2012 - 4:02pm

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Redmond, Wash. — Sales of Nintendo’s new Wii U console surpassed 400,000 units in its week on the market, the company’s U.S. president Reggie Fils-Aime reportedly told CNET in an interview Monday.

At the same time, the company recorded 1.2 million hardware sales in the past seven days, including Black Friday.

The gaming company said it also sold approximately 300,000 Wii units, 250,000 Nintendo's 3DS units and 275,000 DS units.

Vidyo Video Chat To Be Part Of Wii U

Vidyo Video Chat To Be Part Of Wii U

By Greg Tarr On Nov 19 2012 - 11:19am

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Hackensack, NJ – Vidyo, a cloud-based video chat technology enabler, said Monday that its software platform will power the Wii U Chat video communication service that is included with new Wii U video game consoles.

Vidyo’s open platform lets game developers embed video chat into their games.

This announcement represents both a major step towards mass consumer adoption of video as a mainstream communication modality and further validation of Vidyo’s powerful software platform as the fabric of visual communication.

iSuppli Warns Wii U Will Be In Short Supply

iSuppli Warns Wii U Will Be In Short Supply

Greg Tarr On Nov 12 2012 - 12:24pm




El Segundo, Calif. — By the end of December, consumers worldwide are expected to snap up 3.5 million Wii U consoles, compared with the 3.1 million Wii consoles that were bought over a similar sales period at the end of 2006, according to new study released by IHS Screen Digest.

Nintendo’s latest gaming console will debut in the U.S. on Nov. 18 and is forecast to outperform the sales of its previous hugely successful Wii platform in its opening months on the market, according to iSuppli.