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BBC and Nintendo Bring iPlayer Channel to Wii

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The BBC and Nintendo UK today unveil a new version of the popular BBC iPlayer on Nintendo’s Wii.

First made available through the console’s Internet Channel in April 2008, BBC iPlayer will now be available as a dedicated Wii Channel to provide Wii users with a new, richer experience of the BBC’s TV and radio on-demand catch-up service.

The new Wii Channel is expected to be available from 12.01am on Wednesday 18 November. The iPlayer channel download will be free.

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Since BBC iPlayer first launched on the Nintendo Wii, there have been 900,000 requests for TV and radio programs, and this new version of BBC iPlayer for Wii has been designed to deliver a better and higher quality experience, with a new full-screen user interface allowing the whole family to catch up on TV and radio together in the lounge.

Erik Huggers, Director, BBC Future Media & Technology, said:

[quote]“We’re pleased that we’ve been able to work with Nintendo to evolve BBC iPlayer on the Wii, providing a faster, high quality and improved viewing experience.

“It’s important that we offer audiences more ways to access the huge range of BBC content available, and this improved version of BBC iPlayer underlines our commitment to reaching new audiences by making BBC iPlayer available on as many platforms as possible.

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To bad we can't get it in the US, I like many shows on the BBC.

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we're getting a hulu UK, maybe you can get a bbc Iplayer us?
if not, google it.
You can install some software that fools websites into thinking your computer is elsewhere.

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