NYT Report Inaccurate on Full DS Downloads Via Wii

Kotaku notes that the report from the New York Times, that full DS games would be downloadable via the Wii, wasn't entirely accurate. "That's right, according to Nintendo, the Wii will NOT be able to transmit or download full DS games. Apparently the New York Times confused DS demos with WiiWare titles. So you can download full on Wii games (which we knew), but only wireless DS demo games (which we also knew)."

The list goes on...

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Correction: Jan 4, 2008

An article in Business Day on Monday about Nintendo's video game consoles which misspelled the surname of the president and chief operating officer of Nintendo of America as Reggie Fils-Amie, not Fils-Aimee, the correction of which was later given the correct spelling as Reggie Fils-Aime, not Fils-Amie or Fils-Aimee, was actually published on Tuesday.

Correction: Jan 5, 2008

An article in Business Day on Monday, which was later corrected to Tuesday, about Nintendo's video game consoles which misspelled the surname of the president and chief operating officer of Nintendo of America as Reggie Fils-Amie, not Fils-Aimee, the correction of which was later given the correct spelling as Reggie Fils-Aime, not Fils-Amie or Fils-Aimee, was actually published in Business Weekly.

Correction: Jan 6, 2008

An article in Business Day, which was later corrected to Business Weekly, on Monday, which was later corrected to Tuesday, about Nintendo's video game consoles which misspelled the surname of the president and chief operating officer of Nintendo of America as Reggie Fils-Amie, not Fils-Aimee, the correction of which was later given the correct spelling as Reggie Fils-Aime, not Fils-Amie or Fils-Aimee, does not actually exist.

I'm shocked

[faloi]

With their subscription rates skyrocketing and their history of rock solid journalism [wikipedia.org], I wouldn't think the NYT would be capable of mistakes.