05-10-2005, 02:21 PM
<strong>Nintendo DS Wi-Fi Details</strong> <img src="/images/Gamecube.jpg" alt="Gamecube" width="8" height="8">
<font size="1">[ Lee_yoshi - October 5 2005 - 9:21 AM ]</font>
<P><FONT face="arial, helvetica, sans-serif"><IMG style="WIDTH: 99px; HEIGHT: 104px" height=126 alt="Easy, Safe, & Free - Nintendo's Japanese Nintendo DS Wi-Fi Motto!" hspace=2 src="/uploads/news_images/05_10_05_02.gif" width=125 align=left border=0>Nintendo of Japan have today been holding a massive press conference where the highlights of the day come in the form of details concerning the Nintendo DS' Wi-Fi Online System which is due to launch in a few weeks time!</FONT></P><P><FONT face=Arial>To take your Nintendo DS online, you'll need to do so in one of the ways set out below:</FONT></P><UL><LI><FONT face=Arial><IMG style="WIDTH: 213px; HEIGHT: 73px" alt="The Nintendo DS USB Wi-Fi Adapter" hspace=2 src="http://www.ragol.co.uk/uploads/news_images/05_10_05_01.gif" align=right border=0>Adapt an existing Wi-Fi Router is you use one for your home computers internet networks using the Nintendo DS' details.</FONT></LI><LI><FONT face=Arial>Buy a Nintendo DS USB Wi-Fi Adapter that plugs into a spare USB port of any computer and shares the internet connection it has with your Nintendo DS console wirelessly. In Europe these will cost £30 or â¬55.</FONT></LI><LI><FONT face=Arial>Take your Nintendo DS upto any of Nintendo's specially installed Wireless Access Points (Of which upto 1000 are to be ready for Japanese launch! Europe TBA - Expect many in retail stores)</FONT></LI><LI><FONT face=Arial>Take your Nintendo DS upto a 'FreeSpot' Access Point (Japan only - Another 3000 already installed!)</FONT></LI></UL><P><FONT face=Arial>Which ever way you do it, to play Nintendo's Nintendo DS games online won't set you back a penny, as it's a completely free service. 3rd party publishers however MAY decide to charge an online gameplay fee, but it's a their discretion only (E.g. <EM>Tony Hawks Pro Skater: American Wasteland</EM>s Publisher is Activision and not Nintendo).</FONT></P><P align=center><IMG alt="Sonic Rushing into your Nintendo DS!" hspace=0 src="/uploads/news_images/hg_03_06_05_16.jpg" align=baseline border=1></P><P><FONT face=Arial>While i'm here though i may aswell talk online games, and while the only certain games that are currently announced to support the Nintendo DS' Online gameplay is <EM>Animal Crossing: Wild Worlds</EM> (Japanese Release Date: November 23rd, Europe: TBA 2006), <EM>Mario Kart DS</EM> (Japanese Release Date: December 8th, European Release Date: <STRONG>DELAYED</STRONG> 25th November), and <EM>Tony Hawks: AW</EM> (European Release Date: 28th October), an interview with Sonic Team's main man Yuji Naka revealed that <EM>Sonic Rush</EM> will also use the Nintendo DS Wi-Fi service! Unfortunately you won't be able to play against one another online, but the Wi-Fi service will cross over with the Nintendo DS' Download Play to allow Sonic Team to hold official competitions which will be downloadable! While SEGA announced that they'd be supporting the Nintendo DS Wi-Fi Online System at E3 earlier this year, lets hope that's not the only thing they have planned to use the online play.</FONT></P>
<font size="1">[ Lee_yoshi - October 5 2005 - 9:21 AM ]</font>
<P><FONT face="arial, helvetica, sans-serif"><IMG style="WIDTH: 99px; HEIGHT: 104px" height=126 alt="Easy, Safe, & Free - Nintendo's Japanese Nintendo DS Wi-Fi Motto!" hspace=2 src="/uploads/news_images/05_10_05_02.gif" width=125 align=left border=0>Nintendo of Japan have today been holding a massive press conference where the highlights of the day come in the form of details concerning the Nintendo DS' Wi-Fi Online System which is due to launch in a few weeks time!</FONT></P><P><FONT face=Arial>To take your Nintendo DS online, you'll need to do so in one of the ways set out below:</FONT></P><UL><LI><FONT face=Arial><IMG style="WIDTH: 213px; HEIGHT: 73px" alt="The Nintendo DS USB Wi-Fi Adapter" hspace=2 src="http://www.ragol.co.uk/uploads/news_images/05_10_05_01.gif" align=right border=0>Adapt an existing Wi-Fi Router is you use one for your home computers internet networks using the Nintendo DS' details.</FONT></LI><LI><FONT face=Arial>Buy a Nintendo DS USB Wi-Fi Adapter that plugs into a spare USB port of any computer and shares the internet connection it has with your Nintendo DS console wirelessly. In Europe these will cost £30 or â¬55.</FONT></LI><LI><FONT face=Arial>Take your Nintendo DS upto any of Nintendo's specially installed Wireless Access Points (Of which upto 1000 are to be ready for Japanese launch! Europe TBA - Expect many in retail stores)</FONT></LI><LI><FONT face=Arial>Take your Nintendo DS upto a 'FreeSpot' Access Point (Japan only - Another 3000 already installed!)</FONT></LI></UL><P><FONT face=Arial>Which ever way you do it, to play Nintendo's Nintendo DS games online won't set you back a penny, as it's a completely free service. 3rd party publishers however MAY decide to charge an online gameplay fee, but it's a their discretion only (E.g. <EM>Tony Hawks Pro Skater: American Wasteland</EM>s Publisher is Activision and not Nintendo).</FONT></P><P align=center><IMG alt="Sonic Rushing into your Nintendo DS!" hspace=0 src="/uploads/news_images/hg_03_06_05_16.jpg" align=baseline border=1></P><P><FONT face=Arial>While i'm here though i may aswell talk online games, and while the only certain games that are currently announced to support the Nintendo DS' Online gameplay is <EM>Animal Crossing: Wild Worlds</EM> (Japanese Release Date: November 23rd, Europe: TBA 2006), <EM>Mario Kart DS</EM> (Japanese Release Date: December 8th, European Release Date: <STRONG>DELAYED</STRONG> 25th November), and <EM>Tony Hawks: AW</EM> (European Release Date: 28th October), an interview with Sonic Team's main man Yuji Naka revealed that <EM>Sonic Rush</EM> will also use the Nintendo DS Wi-Fi service! Unfortunately you won't be able to play against one another online, but the Wi-Fi service will cross over with the Nintendo DS' Download Play to allow Sonic Team to hold official competitions which will be downloadable! While SEGA announced that they'd be supporting the Nintendo DS Wi-Fi Online System at E3 earlier this year, lets hope that's not the only thing they have planned to use the online play.</FONT></P>
I thought I saw it on your crazy list of new releases.