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Nintendo crosses the wifi line.

by Richard McKinnon at 11:42PM (PST) on March 12, 2006 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

Nintendo report that the DS, their portable two screen handheld, has crossed one million wifi users in four months. March 20, Nintendo introduce Metroid Fusion, which adds VOIP to the online game experience. The device had a built in mic. So. Your kid upstairs? Or at the corner hotspot?

Playing games, talking, interacting, with the kid in Korea, Nashville and France. Unconsciously. Think about how that changes basic attitudes.To games. Voip. Geographic distance. Wifi. How huge a step into a new world is this?

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