Japanese Wii users get CinemaNow content

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 26 Jun 2009 2:19 User comments (1)

Sonic Solutions, owners of the popular movie streaming service CinemaNow have said the service will now be available for Japanese Wii users.

The company is partnering with Fujisoft to bring CinemaNow content into Fujisoft's Everyone's Theater VOD service that currently runs on Japanese Wiis.

CinemaNow currently has over 1500 movies, short films and documentaries available.

If successful abroad, Nintendo hints the service may be brought stateside.

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mhhhh that sounds cool *maybe* if it does come over here *would be more awesome if it has japanese movies :3

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