Mon, Sep 08, 2008 | 20:06 BST

Nintendo shows off new Wii wireless network adaptor

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Famitsu’s got shots of a new wireless networks adaptor for Wii, a peripheral that’s going to be on sale through Nintendo Japan’s online store from September 18.

It’s got an ethernet port and a bridge switch, apparently, and will cost ¥5,800. No idea if it’s coming west.

Thanks, Joystiq.

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#1

BraveArse
08/09/08, 10:50 pm

um… I have a wii… already wirelessly connected to my network. Or do they currently use invisible network elfs to do that?

#2

wz
08/09/08, 11:09 pm

I guess it’s just a Wii-styled Access Point, or is it?

BA: Network elfs! That explaines everything!

#3

evilashchris
09/09/08, 1:04 am

elfs or elves?

I wish this was some sort of hard drive too, that would be nice.

#4

wickedman
09/09/08, 2:32 am

This shit is just that, SHIT

#5

BraveArse
09/09/08, 6:25 pm

Ah yes elVEs… thankyou elvishchris :P

@wz – Between them and t’internet pixies, the worldwide spiderweb is all sewn up ;)

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