If you own a
Wii, you were probably a little bummed out to hear that Amazon would be serving
up Instant Video to the Wii U and not to your older console.
But fret no
longer, as Amazon has just announced that its library of streaming
video content is now available to Wii owners.
Amazon’s
Instant Video library is home to over 145,000 titles, and if you’re a Prime
member you have automatic access to over 33,000 titles right off the bat.
Other features
you may have grown accustomed to on Amazon’s media streaming platform are also
present, including Whispersync, which lets users pick up right where they left
off on another device. Like, say, a Kindle Fire.
Navigation is
relatively simple, giving users categories like Recently Watched, Watchlist,
Genre Recommendations and Your TV Shows.
Users will
also have access to Parental Controls and Kid Zone title lists to make sure
kids aren’t wandering into treacherous territory.
The service is
available now to all Wii owners and can be found in the Wii Shop Channel. [TechCrunch]
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