Nintendo’s DS-accessible Fan Network now free at Safeco Field

By in Uncategorized on April 23rd, 2008

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Nearly a year after the innovative (albeit not-entirely-practical) Nintendo Fan Network went live at Safeco Field in Seattle, the powers that be have decided to nix those pesky access fees and give every DS-toting guest access gratis. That’s right, folks who show up to catch a Mariners game can now check out other MLB scores, dig deep

within player stats, order up grossly overpriced grub and even watch a terribly pixelated version of the game they’re currently at without handing by one red cent. The nosebleed section never had so much potential.

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[Via Joystiq]

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