Crunchyroll Comes to Wii U

By David Lovato 26.12.2014 4

Crunchyroll Comes to Wii U on Nintendo gaming news, videos and discussion

Crunchyroll, the popular anime streaming app, is now available on Wii U.

Nintendo has posted a video on their YouTube page introducing fans to the service, which, for a subscription fee, allows streaming of popular anime programs on many devices, including Nintendo's Wii U.

Users can participate in a free trial of the service through the app.

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Luna Eriksson is offline. Luna Eriksson 26.12.2014#1

OMG THIS IS THE BEST THING EVER!

I have seriously waited for this for so long, and last week I was thinking about sending big N a letter about this. Seems I do not need to now... <3

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Supa_hyped is offline. Supa_hyped 27.12.2014#2

try anime flavour..... bit more fiddly but free

 
Vorash Kadan 28.12.2014#3

Now the question remains......does it have any GOOD anime...?

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Luna Eriksson is offline. Luna Eriksson 28.12.2014#4

Vorash Kadan said:
Now the question remains......does it have any GOOD anime...?

Well, Saki and Another if I remember correctly. Also some other interesting unknown Animes that looks interesting. So there is some. Not too many of my personal favorites, but it's better than nothing considering how horribly it goes to watch anime on the Wii U due to the lack of flash... And watching anime on the Wii U is like the best thing ever when the TV is occupied with games.

The difference between illusion and reality is vague to the one who suffers from the former and questionable for the one suffering form the later.
 

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