The Wii Channels offer interactive software options such as downloads, web browsing, avatar creation, photo viewing, weather information, and more.

Well, almost. The two new, recently announced Wii channels are hardly worth getting excited about. The first new channel isn't so bad, I suppose.

Where have all my channels gone?May 4, 2012 Once the Wii landed in several insiders hands, many were not only looking forward to the games but the many extra features that also came with the Wii ...

Most of the attention directed towards the upcoming Nintendo Wii console is based around the unique possibilities of the motion sensitive Wiimote, but that is not the end of the capabilities of ...

The intent of both channels is to offer an easy-to-use interface for full size screens. The Opera browser for the Wii is already getting raves from users for its visual similarity to Wii Channels.

There was some recent ruckus over the (lack of) functionality of the Weather Channel, but we haven't spent a great deal of time discussing the rest of the Wii channels. Does the browser get much ...

Nintendo's now offering the Opera-powered "Internet Channel" for free. The Wii web browser formerly ran 500 Wii Points ($5). Aside from the new price tag, the browser has also "been updated to ...

After six years, it looks like Nintendo is discontinuing a number of Wii Channels. On June 28th the following channels shall be put to rest alongside innumerable other online services that have been ...