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Anonymous asked in Consumer ElectronicsGames & GearNintendo Wii · 1 decade ago

More Wii Internet? Wii Shop Channel?

If you get the browser from Wii Shop Channel does it cost money?

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  • 1 decade ago
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    It was free until the end of June, now you must purchase Wii points either with a credit card on the Wii shopping channel or with cash at a game store, then use the points for the internet browser.

  • 1 decade ago

    Your a little late for the freebie since they were offering the Internet Channel for free until June 30, 2007. You'd have to buy a Wii Points card to buy the Internet Channel from the Wii Shop.

  • 1 decade ago

    Go to the Wii ware section and select the Internet channel, then select download.

    Since it is after June 30th 2007, it costs 500 Wii points ($5). Because of that, you'll have to select add Wii points. You can buy them online in 1000 point/$10 increments, or for $20 get 2000 points on a card at your local store.

  • 1 decade ago

    Yes it does, before the Internet channel didn't cost anything but now they have started charging 500 wii points...not too ba but not as good as free...

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  • 5 years ago

    As long as you already have internet service, there is no additional fee for using Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. You don't even have to pay for your internet service as long as there is an open wi-fi signal that your Wii can pick up you can use that.

  • 1 decade ago

    Nope, it's absolutely free.

    Unless it lists Wii points, download to your hearts content.

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