Visit CScout Japan to read more like this . Or, visit us on the Mobile Trendpool . Our friends over at CyberMedia have written up a great post on Nintendo’s new Wii-no-Ma service, which looks like it has a pretty good chance of revolutionizing content delivery in Japan. As it is right now, most Japanese are basically watching the same handful of terrestrial stations, but the proliferation of Wii consoles in Japanese homes combined with its intuitive family-friendliness make them

By Chris Scott Barr If you own a Wii, there’s a good chance that you’ve played the boxing game bundled inside of Wii Sports. I spent some time playing it when I first got my hands on the then-elusive Nintendo console, and really enjoyed it. Of course it was just a freebie game, and thus lacked any real room for growth. Needless to say, I was excited to check out Ready 2 Rumble Revolution, which looked to be the full Wii boxing experience that I was looking for. Revolution is actually the sec

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March 3rd, 2009 Posted in News, Wii, Written by Valay“At this time, we do not have any plans to launch the Classic Controller Pro in the United States.” - Nintendo representativeNo reasoning was provided as to why the controller will not be releasing overseas.SourceRelated posts:Nintendo unveils new Classic Controller, no plans for a European releaseCapcom weighing different options to bring Tatsunoko vs. Capcom to North AmericaGameCube remakes have a good chance of releasing in North America