The Netflix service has been available on the Wii console in the United States since April 12, 2010, and in Canada since Sept. 22, 2010.

Wii owners with a broadband Internet connection who have at least a $9-a-month subscription to Netflix's DVD-by-mail service will be able to use the online service at no additional cost.

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Netflix is available today on the Wii U home screen in Europe. Netflix members can sign up for full access, or non-members can access a free trial.

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But watching Netflix movies on your Wii will prove to be cheaper than on the Microsoft Xbox 360, which requires an Xbox Live Gold account ($50 per year) in order to benefit from this feature.

Unfortunately, Netflix didn’t provide many details on the Wii rollout. In an e-mailed comment, a company representative said Netflix wouldn’t divulge how many discs were shipped.

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In this case, Netflix worked on its own: The only guidelines it had from Nintendo were a few general parameters such as how the app should allow the user to get back to the Wii U home screen.

A couple of weeks ago, select Wii users with Netflix subscriptions had the chance to try out the new streaming discs. Our own Peter Smith wrote a hands-on impression of Netflix streaming on the ...