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Nintendo’s European debut will offer access at 7500 hotspots in the UK, 7,500 elsewhere, on Nov. 25: BT Openzone and The Cloud are both partners with Nintendo, which is providing free access for its DS player and certain Wi-Fi-enabled games. Tony Hawk’s American Sk8land debuts Nov. 18 and Mario Kart DS Nov. 25.
The DS player will also work on home Wi-Fi networks and free networks, and Nintendo has built a tech support database with hundreds of router configuration to aid players in punching through to enable gaming access.
TVG has an early review of Mario Kart DS.
Posted by Glennf at November 4, 2005 10:03 AM
Categories: Gaming, Hot Spot, International
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