How cool would it be to pw3n other players with your own soundtrack blaring underneath? A new web application lets MP3tunes users stream their digital music through the Nintendo Wii, and control it via remote. WiiTunes, created by a third-party developer, uses the MP3tunes' Music Locker, which syncs your music to your mobile device, and streams it from any computer connected to the Internet. All you need is the Internet Channel installed on your Nintendo Wii to access the application, and $5 (500 Wii points) to get to Mp3tunes.com.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Remote Music Streaming
- Businesses can disrupt the music industry by creating remote music streaming services that work with different gaming consoles and devices.
- Third-party Applications
- Entrepreneurs can disrupt industries by creating third-party applications that allow users to access and control their digital media from different devices.
- Music-centric Gaming
- Companies can disrupt the gaming industry by creating music-centric games that allow users to integrate their own music into the gameplay experience.
Where This Applies
- Music Streaming
- The music streaming industry can be disrupted by creating innovative ways for users to access and control their music remotely from different devices.
- Gaming
- The gaming industry can be disrupted by introducing music-centric games that allow players to integrate their own music and control it remotely.
- Mobile Devices
- Mobile device companies can disrupt the market by creating applications that allow users to control their digital media and access it remotely from different devices.
