Mon, Jun 20, 2011 | 06:11 BST
3DS TV service to launch in Japan tomorrow
Nintendo has announced that it’ll launch a 3D TV service in Japan from tomorrow.
Known as Itsu no Ma ni Terebi, the company has teamed up with Fuji TV and Nippon TV to provide ad-supported free content. It’ll use SpotPass to automatically download content onto your 3DS.
To use the service, users need to download the free Itsu no Ma ni Terebi app from eStore. You’ll get daily updates – depending on the specific programe’s schedule – if you keep SpotPass turned on.
There’s a full schedule over at Andriasang.
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Posted in: 3DS, Japan, Nintendo, tv
Tags: 3DS TV service, Itsu no Ma ni Terebi
2 comments
#1
Lightmanone
20/06/11, 7:29 am
I wonder if such things will ever come to Europe….
#2
DGOJG
20/06/11, 12:38 pm
@1 Yes it will definitely! Well to the UK at least. I was at the Pre-launch event in Glasgow and they had on display; Sky3D tv running a demo on the 3DS.