3 Weeks Ago, Justin McElroy from Joystiq says (in Reggie: Wii users don't care about HD Netflix streaming) It may irritate 360 and PS3 proponents to no end to hear him lay it out that plainly, but we're having a hard time finding a flaw in Reggie's logic.Reggie: Wii users don't care about HD Netflix streaming originally appeared on Joystiq [Nintendo] on Thu, 14 Jan 2010 20:30:00 EST. Please see our...

And Justin McElroy from Joystiq says (in Reggie: Wii users don't care about HD Netflix streaming) As spotted by Siliconera, Nintendo of America boss Reggie Fils-Aimé recently told CNBC that users streaming Netflix through the Wii aren't going to miss the HD content they won't be able to access -- free content that's available through other devices. He justified that claim with a simp...

And Register says (in SD movies fine for Wii, hints Nintendo) Console's Netflix streaming won't be in HD Nintendo has claimed consumers won’t mind being unable able to watch HD movies on the Wii’s upcoming movie service.…

And Karl B. from Qj.net says (in Fils-Aime on Netflix deal: Wii's lack of HD is not a loss for Wii owners) Nintendo and Netflix announced yesterday that the latter's movie streaming service will finally be coming to the Wii this spring. The announcement spurred some discussion regarding the Wii's lack of HD capability and its effect on the

And Josh from Video Games Blogger says (in Netflix Instant Movie Streaming coming to Wii in Spring 2010) With 11.1 million U.S. subscribers as of Sept. 30, 2009, Netflix continues to expand the ways in which its members can watch movies and TV shows streamed directly to TVs via a range of Netflix-ready devices such as the Wii console, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 (as well as PCs).

And dBTechno says (in Netflix Coming to Nintendo Wii This Spring) Boston (DbTechNo) - Those movie watchers who own a Nintendo WII will be pleased to hear that Netflix will be coming to the devices in the near future. Through the service, Wii users will be able to stream movies and television shows, adding a new demention to the WII that is already available...