PlayOn Will Soon Stream Hulu and Netflix to the Nintendo Wii

Submitter: labonte - (http://gizmodo.com)

Site Tags: playon will soon stream hulu netflix nintendo wii

Category: Nintendo Wii

MediaMall is on the verge of announcing their Wii PlayOn beta, which has been in quiet testing for a while now.

What this means to you: For about $40, you'll be able to stream Hulu and Netflix to your Wii!

To quote: PlayOn's been around on the Xbox and PS3 since last year, as well as on all kinds of DLNA-compliant TVs—it's essentially a super-compatible Web...

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Submitter: PS3 News - (http://www.engadget.com)

Site Tags: xbox 360 officially only game console stream netflix

Category: XBox 360

It now appears the XBox 360 is officially the only console to stream Netflix, leaving Sony's PS3 (with the exception of Bravia TVs) and the Nintendo Wii (PlayOn notwithstanding) to utilize other services.

At the very bottom of Microsoft's long list of details surrounding today's Xbox LIVE update, it states that the Netflix Watch Instantly integration is now an "exclusive partnership," with...

Posted 102 days ago

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Submitter: Takavach - (http://www.engadgethd.com)

Site Tags: hulu ps3 video available your platform ps3

Category: PS3 Online

The PlayStation 3 has kept access to Hulu even without PlayOn or other workaround while others were blocked, with the exception of its own remote friendly desktop software, thanks to its browser's Flash support.

However, this morning multiple users have reported the above message indicating "Unfortunately, this video is not available on your platform.

To...

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Submitter: PS3 News - (http://news.cnet.com)

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Category: PlayStation 3

CNET has reported disappointment with the PlayStation 3's Flash 9 support stating that it is not working correctly with some sites.

To quote: Flash 9 should allow the PS3's Web browser to access more sophisticated Web video sites, including Hulu, ABC.com, and our own CNET TV (YouTube worked well enough with the browser's earlier version of Flash).

And,...

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