latinopost.com: Wii TVii, which was originally slated to launch alongside the Wii U, has at last rolled out to console owners. Nintendo's novel approach to the modern media hub proposes "second-screen" integration to compliment video content and acts, for all intents and purposes, as a universal remote.
Nintendo Insider writes:
Nintendo of Europe have announced that they have abandoned plans to launch the Nintendo TVii service across Europe.
Damn my laptop broke before xmas and ive been using my wii u for the Internet since its the closest ive got to watching tv series.
They are missing much. I don't use the feature on my Wii U. I have noticed Nintendo doesn't advertise it here in the states anymore either. I used to get notices about upcoming sporting events. Now crickets. It was a useless feature to me. I don't use Microsoft equivalent on the Xbox One either. Just seems like a waste of code and space to me.
Nintendo TVii has gotten a new update with tons of new features (including improved search functionality). All of the new features are highlighted in this article.
so what was announced first?
Vita TV
Nintendo TVii
Or Xbox TV ??
Which gaming company is the originals of gaming TV ?
Which gaming company is with the forgery here ???
Sega ??
Gotta be honest, TVii is the only feature I haven't used so far and that's mostly because I don't have cable or satellite or anything like that. For those who do use it, is it any good?
A recent update for the Wii U's Nintendo TVii service appears to be messing things up, removing features and some users can no longer access the service due to their cable company being removed from the list of supported providers.
I'm not sure what features are missing, I just checked mine and my guide actually matches up with my channels now(always had too many before)they added a tracking feature and my grid works better..since I have Direct TV perhaps I'm not noticing the dropped support for certain providers?
time to put it to the test,wii u check,falcons vs lions check,monday night fooball on a sat? huh check.
But still doesn't play DVDs or Blurays with its built in Bluray Drive.
Sounds good but I bet it won't be as got as the PS3's PlayTV. It is amazing.
Nintendo Tvii works with your cable or satellite provider plus all of the movie applications that are both on Sony and Microsoft which equals to way more content. We have over 1000 channels on cable and satellite Sony and Microsoft only has the content they sell and the ones from the Apps (Netflix,Amazon,hulu, ect )