Google Reader for Nintendo Wii Released

May 9 2007, 1:30am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

The Google reader development team enhanced the Google Feed Reader to work nicely on the Wii console.

The Google Reader supports now the Wiimote. You can use up/down to scroll up/down, right/left to select next/previous item, 1 button to show subscriptions and 2 button to show links.

When showing subscriptions you can use up/down to select previous/next subscription, right to select current subscription, left to close and -/+ to collapse/expand folder. To use Google Reader on your Nintendo Wii, just visit the reader.google.com.
A video and more details is available on the Google Reader Blog.

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