I'm visiting my parents and took the opportunity to set my little brother up on the wifi connection. I wanted to compare experiences and make sure there wasn't something wrong with what I'm ...

In just about a week's time, Nintendo's Wi-Fi Connection service will go online. This service, intended as a free, seamless, and invisible link to the internet, will be supported by two games: ...

Nintendo has unveiled the new Wi-Fi USB connector that will allow DS owners to take their handheld online if they don't already have a wireless Internet connection. The USB connector will go on sale ...

Nintendo will end its Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection service for Wii and Nintendo DS owners on May 20, according to a post on Nintendo's website. This means Wii and DS owners will no longer be able to use ...

REDMOND, Wash. and AUSTIN, Tex., Oct. 18, 2005 - Nintendo has signed an agreement with Wayport, a leading provider of wired and Wi-Fi high-speed Internet access in public locations, to extend Wi-Fi ...

Nintendo has shut down its Wi-Fi Connection online services for Wii and DS, rendering various functionality inaccessible for games like Smash Bros Brawl, Mario Kart Wii, and various Pokemon games.

You can still play your games, they’re not server based. You just won’t have the servers for online play. Nintendo has confirmed earlier reports that they will be ending Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection ...

After the smoke from the fireworks of Microsoft's X05 cleared, Nintendo quietly held an event of its own in Tokyo to tout a new Wi-Fi adapter for its DS handheld, as well as to announce a slew of DS ...

The company will no longer support online play, matchmaking, and leaderboards for many Wii, Nintendo DS, and Nintendo DSi games. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology columnist who has ...

Born with a controller in her hand, Crystal has been a lifelong gamer who has been known to obsessively ramble about Dragon Age theories. She loves everything from RPGs to shooters, and has a passion ...

Nintendo is shutting down the Wi-Fi Connection service for DS and Wii on May 20, Nintendo of Japan announced today. While Nintendo DS/DSi and Wii users will no longer be able to access online features ...