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Now you see them. Now you don't. Like an expert magician, Nintendo waved its wand and - poof - WiiWare's game demo service disappeared. It's a neat trick, yeah. But will the bite-sized freebies be ...

One of the most frustrating things about the WiiWare service -- other than The Incredible Maze-- is that there aren't playable demos. Even more frustrating is that Nintendo did offer a series of demos ...

As of January 31st, you can no longer download demos of WiiWare games and Nintendo gave no indication that demos will be returning. WiiWare developers and fans clamored for years for Nintendo to ...

Back in November of last year, we reported that Nintendo had launched a pilot program to provide a small selection of free, playable demos for a handful of original WiiWare titles. Pokemon Rumble, Bit ...

REDMOND, Wash.--There’s never been a better time to check out the extraordinary lineup of downloadable games from Nintendo. This week, Wii™ owners who connect their Wii consoles to the Internet can ...

Free WiiWare demo downloads are returning to the Wii Shop channel as Ninetendo attempts to boost sales of it's downloadable titles. The demos will be available in Europe from 5 November, 2010 and will ...

All WiiWare demos were removed from the Wii Shop Channel on January 31. Nintendo of America has confirmed with Joystiq that the WiiWare demo "experiment," which offered a set of five free downloadable ...

Nintendo's 2009 WiiWare demo test program was evidently successful as the company announced today that demos of select downloadable titles will again begin to be offered from next Monday, some nine ...

WiiWare releases have serious PR problems. With no demos to get people's interest, and no simple way for the company to send copies to the press without sending codes to redeem for generic credits, it ...

WiiWare, Nintendo's digital download service that promises to bring the best of the world's indie game talent to their popular game console, launches today. Here's Wired.com's guide to the launch ...