http://www.thestandard.com/node/108194/comments comments feed. en Nintendo hints at cloud storage for Wii? http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/06/18/nintendo-hints-cloud-storage-wii <p> Nintendo Wii may have sales going through the roof, with the latest "big" release, Wii Fit, sold out virtually everywhere, but the Wii is regularly said to be a console that isn't for "serious" gamers. While games are available through online offerings like WiiWare, the lack of true online interactivity other than Mario Kart and reasonable storage space is holding the console back. </p> <p> Nintendo's European marketing chief Laurent Fischer spoke with <a href="http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/fischer-nintendo-working-on-solution-to-wii-storage-issue">gamesindustry.biz</a> and acknowledged that the 512MB limit on the Wii's flash storage was a growing concern for gamers, and that the company is taking these concerns seriously. However, in the interview, he states: </p> <p> <i>"Definitely there's no plan to issue hardware, an external hard drive, but we know that we have an issue in that area. It's very obvious and we're perfectly aware of it, but there's nothing we can say beyond this."</i> </p> <p> He also mentions using Nintendo to "store things for you," in other words, deleting a download and downloading it again for free later. But if there is no plan to release an external hard drive, yet Nintendo is working on a solution, there are really only two possible solutions. One is a new design for the Wii that includes a hard drive, but that answer is sure to anger current Wii owners who would be left with a paperweight that they most likely stood in line to get. The other possibility, however, could be hinted at with the kludgy solution of deleting and re-downloading games: a cloud storage subscription service. Nintendo could certainly build out a solution that would allow users to set up a paid "channel" on the Wii that would allow them to access their games online, allowing a nearly indefinite amount of storage space and solving Nintendo's biggest Wii problem. </p> <p><b>More news, commentary, and predictions from <i>The Industry Standard</i>:</b></p> <ul> <li>Prediction: <b><a href="/predictions/apple-opens-store-second-life">Apple opens a store in Second Life</a></b></li> <li>Prediction: <b><a href="/predictions/second-life-usage-will-not-break-40-million-user-hours-month-end-2008">Second Life usage will not break 40 million user hours per month by the end of 2008</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/03/21/real-reason-microsoft-wont-bring-blu-ray-xbox-hdi">The real reason Microsoft won't bring Blu-ray to the Xbox: HDi</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/04/22/sonys-ps3-home-timeline-goes-bad-worse">Sony's PS3 Home timeline goes from bad to worse</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/06/06/independent-gaming-could-flourish-iphone">Independent gaming could flourish on the iPhone</a></b></li> <li>Special Feature: <b><a href="/news/2008/05/29/where-are-they-now">Where are they now? <i>The Industry Standard</i> tracks down 10 dot-coms from the Web bubble of the late 1990s</a></b></li> </ul> http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/06/18/nintendo-hints-cloud-storage-wii#comments co:nintendo gaming platform Lifestyle product:Wii The Industry Standard Thu, 19 Jun 2008 00:07:15 -0400 Cyndy Aleo-Carreira 108194 at http://www.thestandard.com Nintendo hints at cloud storage for Wii? http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/06/18/nintendo-hints-cloud-storage-wii <p> Nintendo Wii may have sales going through the roof, with the latest "big" release, Wii Fit, sold out virtually everywhere, but the Wii is regularly said to be a console that isn't for "serious" gamers. While games are available through online offerings like WiiWare, the lack of true online interactivity other than Mario Kart and reasonable storage space is holding the console back. </p> <p> Nintendo's European marketing chief Laurent Fischer spoke with <a href="http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/fischer-nintendo-working-on-solution-to-wii-storage-issue">gamesindustry.biz</a> and acknowledged that the 512MB limit on the Wii's flash storage was a growing concern for gamers, and that the company is taking these concerns seriously. However, in the interview, he states: </p> <p> <i>"Definitely there's no plan to issue hardware, an external hard drive, but we know that we have an issue in that area. It's very obvious and we're perfectly aware of it, but there's nothing we can say beyond this."</i> </p> <p> He also mentions using Nintendo to "store things for you," in other words, deleting a download and downloading it again for free later. But if there is no plan to release an external hard drive, yet Nintendo is working on a solution, there are really only two possible solutions. One is a new design for the Wii that includes a hard drive, but that answer is sure to anger current Wii owners who would be left with a paperweight that they most likely stood in line to get. The other possibility, however, could be hinted at with the kludgy solution of deleting and re-downloading games: a cloud storage subscription service. Nintendo could certainly build out a solution that would allow users to set up a paid "channel" on the Wii that would allow them to access their games online, allowing a nearly indefinite amount of storage space and solving Nintendo's biggest Wii problem. </p> <p><b>More news, commentary, and predictions from <i>The Industry Standard</i>:</b></p> <ul> <li>Prediction: <b><a href="/predictions/apple-opens-store-second-life">Apple opens a store in Second Life</a></b></li> <li>Prediction: <b><a href="/predictions/second-life-usage-will-not-break-40-million-user-hours-month-end-2008">Second Life usage will not break 40 million user hours per month by the end of 2008</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/03/21/real-reason-microsoft-wont-bring-blu-ray-xbox-hdi">The real reason Microsoft won't bring Blu-ray to the Xbox: HDi</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/04/22/sonys-ps3-home-timeline-goes-bad-worse">Sony's PS3 Home timeline goes from bad to worse</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/06/06/independent-gaming-could-flourish-iphone">Independent gaming could flourish on the iPhone</a></b></li> <li>Special Feature: <b><a href="/news/2008/05/29/where-are-they-now">Where are they now? <i>The Industry Standard</i> tracks down 10 dot-coms from the Web bubble of the late 1990s</a></b></li> </ul> http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/06/18/nintendo-hints-cloud-storage-wii#comments co:nintendo gaming platform Lifestyle product:Wii The Industry Standard Thu, 19 Jun 2008 00:07:15 -0400 Cyndy Aleo-Carreira 108194 at http://www.thestandard.com Nintendo hints at cloud storage for Wii? http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/06/18/nintendo-hints-cloud-storage-wii <p> Nintendo Wii may have sales going through the roof, with the latest "big" release, Wii Fit, sold out virtually everywhere, but the Wii is regularly said to be a console that isn't for "serious" gamers. While games are available through online offerings like WiiWare, the lack of true online interactivity other than Mario Kart and reasonable storage space is holding the console back. </p> <p> Nintendo's European marketing chief Laurent Fischer spoke with <a href="http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/fischer-nintendo-working-on-solution-to-wii-storage-issue">gamesindustry.biz</a> and acknowledged that the 512MB limit on the Wii's flash storage was a growing concern for gamers, and that the company is taking these concerns seriously. However, in the interview, he states: </p> <p> <i>"Definitely there's no plan to issue hardware, an external hard drive, but we know that we have an issue in that area. It's very obvious and we're perfectly aware of it, but there's nothing we can say beyond this."</i> </p> <p> He also mentions using Nintendo to "store things for you," in other words, deleting a download and downloading it again for free later. But if there is no plan to release an external hard drive, yet Nintendo is working on a solution, there are really only two possible solutions. One is a new design for the Wii that includes a hard drive, but that answer is sure to anger current Wii owners who would be left with a paperweight that they most likely stood in line to get. The other possibility, however, could be hinted at with the kludgy solution of deleting and re-downloading games: a cloud storage subscription service. Nintendo could certainly build out a solution that would allow users to set up a paid "channel" on the Wii that would allow them to access their games online, allowing a nearly indefinite amount of storage space and solving Nintendo's biggest Wii problem. </p> <p><b>More news, commentary, and predictions from <i>The Industry Standard</i>:</b></p> <ul> <li>Prediction: <b><a href="/predictions/apple-opens-store-second-life">Apple opens a store in Second Life</a></b></li> <li>Prediction: <b><a href="/predictions/second-life-usage-will-not-break-40-million-user-hours-month-end-2008">Second Life usage will not break 40 million user hours per month by the end of 2008</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/03/21/real-reason-microsoft-wont-bring-blu-ray-xbox-hdi">The real reason Microsoft won't bring Blu-ray to the Xbox: HDi</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/04/22/sonys-ps3-home-timeline-goes-bad-worse">Sony's PS3 Home timeline goes from bad to worse</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/06/06/independent-gaming-could-flourish-iphone">Independent gaming could flourish on the iPhone</a></b></li> <li>Special Feature: <b><a href="/news/2008/05/29/where-are-they-now">Where are they now? <i>The Industry Standard</i> tracks down 10 dot-coms from the Web bubble of the late 1990s</a></b></li> </ul> http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/06/18/nintendo-hints-cloud-storage-wii#comments co:nintendo gaming platform Lifestyle product:Wii The Industry Standard Thu, 19 Jun 2008 00:07:15 -0400 Cyndy Aleo-Carreira 108194 at http://www.thestandard.com Nintendo hints at cloud storage for Wii? http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/06/18/nintendo-hints-cloud-storage-wii <p> Nintendo Wii may have sales going through the roof, with the latest "big" release, Wii Fit, sold out virtually everywhere, but the Wii is regularly said to be a console that isn't for "serious" gamers. While games are available through online offerings like WiiWare, the lack of true online interactivity other than Mario Kart and reasonable storage space is holding the console back. </p> <p> Nintendo's European marketing chief Laurent Fischer spoke with <a href="http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/fischer-nintendo-working-on-solution-to-wii-storage-issue">gamesindustry.biz</a> and acknowledged that the 512MB limit on the Wii's flash storage was a growing concern for gamers, and that the company is taking these concerns seriously. However, in the interview, he states: </p> <p> <i>"Definitely there's no plan to issue hardware, an external hard drive, but we know that we have an issue in that area. It's very obvious and we're perfectly aware of it, but there's nothing we can say beyond this."</i> </p> <p> He also mentions using Nintendo to "store things for you," in other words, deleting a download and downloading it again for free later. But if there is no plan to release an external hard drive, yet Nintendo is working on a solution, there are really only two possible solutions. One is a new design for the Wii that includes a hard drive, but that answer is sure to anger current Wii owners who would be left with a paperweight that they most likely stood in line to get. The other possibility, however, could be hinted at with the kludgy solution of deleting and re-downloading games: a cloud storage subscription service. Nintendo could certainly build out a solution that would allow users to set up a paid "channel" on the Wii that would allow them to access their games online, allowing a nearly indefinite amount of storage space and solving Nintendo's biggest Wii problem. </p> <p><b>More news, commentary, and predictions from <i>The Industry Standard</i>:</b></p> <ul> <li>Prediction: <b><a href="/predictions/apple-opens-store-second-life">Apple opens a store in Second Life</a></b></li> <li>Prediction: <b><a href="/predictions/second-life-usage-will-not-break-40-million-user-hours-month-end-2008">Second Life usage will not break 40 million user hours per month by the end of 2008</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/03/21/real-reason-microsoft-wont-bring-blu-ray-xbox-hdi">The real reason Microsoft won't bring Blu-ray to the Xbox: HDi</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/04/22/sonys-ps3-home-timeline-goes-bad-worse">Sony's PS3 Home timeline goes from bad to worse</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/06/06/independent-gaming-could-flourish-iphone">Independent gaming could flourish on the iPhone</a></b></li> <li>Special Feature: <b><a href="/news/2008/05/29/where-are-they-now">Where are they now? <i>The Industry Standard</i> tracks down 10 dot-coms from the Web bubble of the late 1990s</a></b></li> </ul> http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/06/18/nintendo-hints-cloud-storage-wii#comments co:nintendo gaming platform Lifestyle product:Wii The Industry Standard Thu, 19 Jun 2008 00:07:15 -0400 Cyndy Aleo-Carreira 108194 at http://www.thestandard.com Nintendo hints at cloud storage for Wii? http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/06/18/nintendo-hints-cloud-storage-wii <p> Nintendo Wii may have sales going through the roof, with the latest "big" release, Wii Fit, sold out virtually everywhere, but the Wii is regularly said to be a console that isn't for "serious" gamers. While games are available through online offerings like WiiWare, the lack of true online interactivity other than Mario Kart and reasonable storage space is holding the console back. </p> <p> Nintendo's European marketing chief Laurent Fischer spoke with <a href="http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/fischer-nintendo-working-on-solution-to-wii-storage-issue">gamesindustry.biz</a> and acknowledged that the 512MB limit on the Wii's flash storage was a growing concern for gamers, and that the company is taking these concerns seriously. However, in the interview, he states: </p> <p> <i>"Definitely there's no plan to issue hardware, an external hard drive, but we know that we have an issue in that area. It's very obvious and we're perfectly aware of it, but there's nothing we can say beyond this."</i> </p> <p> He also mentions using Nintendo to "store things for you," in other words, deleting a download and downloading it again for free later. But if there is no plan to release an external hard drive, yet Nintendo is working on a solution, there are really only two possible solutions. One is a new design for the Wii that includes a hard drive, but that answer is sure to anger current Wii owners who would be left with a paperweight that they most likely stood in line to get. The other possibility, however, could be hinted at with the kludgy solution of deleting and re-downloading games: a cloud storage subscription service. Nintendo could certainly build out a solution that would allow users to set up a paid "channel" on the Wii that would allow them to access their games online, allowing a nearly indefinite amount of storage space and solving Nintendo's biggest Wii problem. </p> <p><b>More news, commentary, and predictions from <i>The Industry Standard</i>:</b></p> <ul> <li>Prediction: <b><a href="/predictions/apple-opens-store-second-life">Apple opens a store in Second Life</a></b></li> <li>Prediction: <b><a href="/predictions/second-life-usage-will-not-break-40-million-user-hours-month-end-2008">Second Life usage will not break 40 million user hours per month by the end of 2008</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/03/21/real-reason-microsoft-wont-bring-blu-ray-xbox-hdi">The real reason Microsoft won't bring Blu-ray to the Xbox: HDi</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/04/22/sonys-ps3-home-timeline-goes-bad-worse">Sony's PS3 Home timeline goes from bad to worse</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/06/06/independent-gaming-could-flourish-iphone">Independent gaming could flourish on the iPhone</a></b></li> <li>Special Feature: <b><a href="/news/2008/05/29/where-are-they-now">Where are they now? <i>The Industry Standard</i> tracks down 10 dot-coms from the Web bubble of the late 1990s</a></b></li> </ul> http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/06/18/nintendo-hints-cloud-storage-wii#comments co:nintendo gaming platform Lifestyle product:Wii The Industry Standard Thu, 19 Jun 2008 00:07:15 -0400 Cyndy Aleo-Carreira 108194 at http://www.thestandard.com Nintendo hints at cloud storage for Wii? http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/06/18/nintendo-hints-cloud-storage-wii <p> Nintendo Wii may have sales going through the roof, with the latest "big" release, Wii Fit, sold out virtually everywhere, but the Wii is regularly said to be a console that isn't for "serious" gamers. While games are available through online offerings like WiiWare, the lack of true online interactivity other than Mario Kart and reasonable storage space is holding the console back. </p> <p> Nintendo's European marketing chief Laurent Fischer spoke with <a href="http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/fischer-nintendo-working-on-solution-to-wii-storage-issue">gamesindustry.biz</a> and acknowledged that the 512MB limit on the Wii's flash storage was a growing concern for gamers, and that the company is taking these concerns seriously. However, in the interview, he states: </p> <p> <i>"Definitely there's no plan to issue hardware, an external hard drive, but we know that we have an issue in that area. It's very obvious and we're perfectly aware of it, but there's nothing we can say beyond this."</i> </p> <p> He also mentions using Nintendo to "store things for you," in other words, deleting a download and downloading it again for free later. But if there is no plan to release an external hard drive, yet Nintendo is working on a solution, there are really only two possible solutions. One is a new design for the Wii that includes a hard drive, but that answer is sure to anger current Wii owners who would be left with a paperweight that they most likely stood in line to get. The other possibility, however, could be hinted at with the kludgy solution of deleting and re-downloading games: a cloud storage subscription service. Nintendo could certainly build out a solution that would allow users to set up a paid "channel" on the Wii that would allow them to access their games online, allowing a nearly indefinite amount of storage space and solving Nintendo's biggest Wii problem. </p> <p><b>More news, commentary, and predictions from <i>The Industry Standard</i>:</b></p> <ul> <li>Prediction: <b><a href="/predictions/apple-opens-store-second-life">Apple opens a store in Second Life</a></b></li> <li>Prediction: <b><a href="/predictions/second-life-usage-will-not-break-40-million-user-hours-month-end-2008">Second Life usage will not break 40 million user hours per month by the end of 2008</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/03/21/real-reason-microsoft-wont-bring-blu-ray-xbox-hdi">The real reason Microsoft won't bring Blu-ray to the Xbox: HDi</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/04/22/sonys-ps3-home-timeline-goes-bad-worse">Sony's PS3 Home timeline goes from bad to worse</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/06/06/independent-gaming-could-flourish-iphone">Independent gaming could flourish on the iPhone</a></b></li> <li>Special Feature: <b><a href="/news/2008/05/29/where-are-they-now">Where are they now? <i>The Industry Standard</i> tracks down 10 dot-coms from the Web bubble of the late 1990s</a></b></li> </ul> http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/06/18/nintendo-hints-cloud-storage-wii#comments co:nintendo gaming platform Lifestyle product:Wii The Industry Standard Thu, 19 Jun 2008 00:07:15 -0400 Cyndy Aleo-Carreira 108194 at http://www.thestandard.com Nintendo hints at cloud storage for Wii? http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/06/18/nintendo-hints-cloud-storage-wii <p> Nintendo Wii may have sales going through the roof, with the latest "big" release, Wii Fit, sold out virtually everywhere, but the Wii is regularly said to be a console that isn't for "serious" gamers. While games are available through online offerings like WiiWare, the lack of true online interactivity other than Mario Kart and reasonable storage space is holding the console back. </p> <p> Nintendo's European marketing chief Laurent Fischer spoke with <a href="http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/fischer-nintendo-working-on-solution-to-wii-storage-issue">gamesindustry.biz</a> and acknowledged that the 512MB limit on the Wii's flash storage was a growing concern for gamers, and that the company is taking these concerns seriously. However, in the interview, he states: </p> <p> <i>"Definitely there's no plan to issue hardware, an external hard drive, but we know that we have an issue in that area. It's very obvious and we're perfectly aware of it, but there's nothing we can say beyond this."</i> </p> <p> He also mentions using Nintendo to "store things for you," in other words, deleting a download and downloading it again for free later. But if there is no plan to release an external hard drive, yet Nintendo is working on a solution, there are really only two possible solutions. One is a new design for the Wii that includes a hard drive, but that answer is sure to anger current Wii owners who would be left with a paperweight that they most likely stood in line to get. The other possibility, however, could be hinted at with the kludgy solution of deleting and re-downloading games: a cloud storage subscription service. Nintendo could certainly build out a solution that would allow users to set up a paid "channel" on the Wii that would allow them to access their games online, allowing a nearly indefinite amount of storage space and solving Nintendo's biggest Wii problem. </p> <p><b>More news, commentary, and predictions from <i>The Industry Standard</i>:</b></p> <ul> <li>Prediction: <b><a href="/predictions/apple-opens-store-second-life">Apple opens a store in Second Life</a></b></li> <li>Prediction: <b><a href="/predictions/second-life-usage-will-not-break-40-million-user-hours-month-end-2008">Second Life usage will not break 40 million user hours per month by the end of 2008</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/03/21/real-reason-microsoft-wont-bring-blu-ray-xbox-hdi">The real reason Microsoft won't bring Blu-ray to the Xbox: HDi</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/04/22/sonys-ps3-home-timeline-goes-bad-worse">Sony's PS3 Home timeline goes from bad to worse</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/06/06/independent-gaming-could-flourish-iphone">Independent gaming could flourish on the iPhone</a></b></li> <li>Special Feature: <b><a href="/news/2008/05/29/where-are-they-now">Where are they now? <i>The Industry Standard</i> tracks down 10 dot-coms from the Web bubble of the late 1990s</a></b></li> </ul> http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/06/18/nintendo-hints-cloud-storage-wii#comments co:nintendo gaming platform Lifestyle product:Wii The Industry Standard Thu, 19 Jun 2008 00:07:15 -0400 Cyndy Aleo-Carreira 108194 at http://www.thestandard.com Nintendo hints at cloud storage for Wii? http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/06/18/nintendo-hints-cloud-storage-wii <p> Nintendo Wii may have sales going through the roof, with the latest "big" release, Wii Fit, sold out virtually everywhere, but the Wii is regularly said to be a console that isn't for "serious" gamers. While games are available through online offerings like WiiWare, the lack of true online interactivity other than Mario Kart and reasonable storage space is holding the console back. </p> <p> Nintendo's European marketing chief Laurent Fischer spoke with <a href="http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/fischer-nintendo-working-on-solution-to-wii-storage-issue">gamesindustry.biz</a> and acknowledged that the 512MB limit on the Wii's flash storage was a growing concern for gamers, and that the company is taking these concerns seriously. However, in the interview, he states: </p> <p> <i>"Definitely there's no plan to issue hardware, an external hard drive, but we know that we have an issue in that area. It's very obvious and we're perfectly aware of it, but there's nothing we can say beyond this."</i> </p> <p> He also mentions using Nintendo to "store things for you," in other words, deleting a download and downloading it again for free later. But if there is no plan to release an external hard drive, yet Nintendo is working on a solution, there are really only two possible solutions. One is a new design for the Wii that includes a hard drive, but that answer is sure to anger current Wii owners who would be left with a paperweight that they most likely stood in line to get. The other possibility, however, could be hinted at with the kludgy solution of deleting and re-downloading games: a cloud storage subscription service. Nintendo could certainly build out a solution that would allow users to set up a paid "channel" on the Wii that would allow them to access their games online, allowing a nearly indefinite amount of storage space and solving Nintendo's biggest Wii problem. </p> <p><b>More news, commentary, and predictions from <i>The Industry Standard</i>:</b></p> <ul> <li>Prediction: <b><a href="/predictions/apple-opens-store-second-life">Apple opens a store in Second Life</a></b></li> <li>Prediction: <b><a href="/predictions/second-life-usage-will-not-break-40-million-user-hours-month-end-2008">Second Life usage will not break 40 million user hours per month by the end of 2008</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/03/21/real-reason-microsoft-wont-bring-blu-ray-xbox-hdi">The real reason Microsoft won't bring Blu-ray to the Xbox: HDi</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/04/22/sonys-ps3-home-timeline-goes-bad-worse">Sony's PS3 Home timeline goes from bad to worse</a></b></li> <li>Analysis: <b><a href="/news/2008/06/06/independent-gaming-could-flourish-iphone">Independent gaming could flourish on the iPhone</a></b></li> <li>Special Feature: <b><a href="/news/2008/05/29/where-are-they-now">Where are they now? <i>The Industry Standard</i> tracks down 10 dot-coms from the Web bubble of the late 1990s</a></b></li> </ul> http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/06/18/nintendo-hints-cloud-storage-wii#comments co:nintendo gaming platform Lifestyle product:Wii The Industry Standard Thu, 19 Jun 2008 00:07:15 -0400 Cyndy Aleo-Carreira 108194 at http://www.thestandard.com