When the Wii launched in November of 2006 Nintendo and Opera offered the internet channel for free as a way to introduce people to getting online with the Wii. It was available for free until July of 2007 when it was made available for 500 Wii Points.
Nintendo has announced today that the Internet Channel will again be free of charge for anyone that wants it. If you were one of the people that paid 500 Wii Points to download the channel you will be getting a message, via your Wii Message Board, that you will have the option of downloading one NES game free of charge (500 Point Value), beginning in October.
Alongside this announcement is another that the Internet Channel has been updated to support a more current version of Adobe Flash Player, which should mean more video content will be available through the Internet Channel. This change is effective immediately so head over to the Wii Shop Channel and download the newest version of the Internet Channel today.
Source: Nintendo PR Email
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