Wii Basement

You can be your own radio DJ as long as you have an iTune. Dot.Tunes allows you to stream your own iTune library on your home computer, iPhone and even Nintendo Wii. All you need to do is to download and install the software.

That part’s free, but the company charges for plug-ins that let you use versions of the service that are customized for the other devices in your life. If you shell out $20, you get a plug-in that gives you a custom interface for your iPhone, essentially allowing you to fit more music onto your iPhone. Another plug-in that will do the same thing for the Nintendo Wii is in the works, and you can already buy a plug-in that allows you to add SSL layer encryption to your streams.

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While the world is crying for the shortage of Nintendo Wii, CNET News.com shows how Bill Detwiler cracking open the gaming console. I wouldn’t do that to my wii unless it’s spoiled. Kids, do not try this at home.

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Nintendo Wii is not almighty, one of the things I don’t like about Wii is that it can’t act as a DVD player. However, by throwing your warranty aside, you can actually turn your Wii into DWiiD.

Why don’t you buy a DVD player in stead of spoiling your Wii.

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