Posted Oct 26, 2007 at 01:44PM by Karl B. Listed in: News, Virtual Console Tags: Satoru Iwata, China, Associated Press
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Nintendo Wii - Image 1Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has revealed a new gift-giving feature for the Nintendo Wii home video game console. This new feature further broadens the console's online offerings.

The new feature will let users send a Virtual Console game as a gift to others via the Wii Shopping Channel. Once the recipient accepts the gift, the shopping channel launches automatically and the download for the game commences.

Iwata also once again ruled out a price cut for their Wii home video game console. According to the Associated Press, Nintendo president Satoru Iwata said that the company was "still focusing on how to meet booming demand" so a price cut is out of the question.

Finally, Iwata revealed that the company will start selling the Wii in China next year. No sales projections were disclosed, but Iwata said that the company's "future potential there is huge".


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   by ShadeyProphet - 2007-10-26
 » cool!!

I can finally send my friends VC games! I hope this feature comes out before christmas :D



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