We know you guyswere excitedabout the prospect of downloading full Nintendo DS games straight from the Wii, but guess what? What the New York Times meant to say is that you may do that with the PlayStation Portable and the PlayStation 3. Their bad.
AsKotakupoints out,the article in questionattempts to break news records for most factual and spelling errors in one story. The original article is corrected four times, including spelling Nintendo president and CEOReggie Fills-AmayReggy Fees-AmeeReggie Fils-Aime’s name wrong on more than one occasion.
Nintendo weighs in, stating (without quetion) that “the statement that complete Nintendo DS games will eventually be able to be downloaded into the device via a wireless connection with the company’s Wii game console is incorrect.” They do offer hope about demo downloads “in the future,” but said demos would be erased once the system is shut down.
