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Wii U’s television service TVii was supposed to launch with TiVo functionality when it went live across America in December. Both TiVo and Google Maps were supposed to have launched in January, but Nintendo has now confirmed that they have both slipped.

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Nintendo TVii has launched in North America, which is extremely interesting and important, but oh my gosh Reggie Asks.

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TVii is a free app for Nintendo’s Wii U format that brings together an interactive TV guide IMDB, Wikipedia, Hulu and other services all under one banner. Nintendo has confirmed that it will launch in the US tomorrow, but will be missing some of its promised features.

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Hot on the heels of the European announce, Nintendo Japan has confirmed that TVii is heading to the Wii U’s homeland. The service will launch alongside the console on December 8 thanks to a partnership with G Guide. TVii is also expected to launch in the US and Canada in December, while Europeans are awaiting further details of a 2013 launch.

The Wii U’s native TV service TVii is breaking out of its regional exclusivity to launch in Europe.

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Wii U lands at retail in the US on Sunday, and not only will 29 packaged games be available during the launch period along with a handful of digital titles, users will also be able to Video on Demand services through its TVii application later in the year.

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Wii U’s social features – from the eShop and MiiVerse, to Network ID use and TVii – have been discussed in a new video that explains how it all works before the console launches in America this weekend. Check it all out for clarity below.

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Wii U’s interactive TV service TVii is being considered for release across Europe and Japan, Nintendo head Satoru Iwata has revealed.

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Nintendo of America head Reggie Fils-Aime has explained why he feels Wii U’s TV service TVii will be used by every family member at least once a day, stating that it will compete with regular TV services for your attention.

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Nintendo TVii was announced during Nintendo’s Wii U preview event in New York.

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