http://nintendoworldreport.com/newsArt.cfm?artid=15687
With WiiWare already out in Japan for a week, the first bits of downloadable content are showing up. The first game to have DLC is Square-Enix’s Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King.
The available downloadable content adds up to a total of $13, which is almost as much as the $15 price of the game itself. In these packs, you get three different races to populate your city with (300 Wii Points each or 800 for all three), some new outfits (two at 100 Wii Points each) and some new buildings (one at 200 Wii Points and one at 100 Wii Points).
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One bright spot about the downloadable content menu is the fact that it is in-game and easy to navigate, meaning players can spend their Wii Points straight from the game instead of having to boot up the Wii Shop Channel separately.
What this says to me is that Nintendo is giving third parties the tools they need to access their online infrastructure, so that gamers can easily spend their Wii Points on downloadable content in those games. Good news for gamers interested in online content for the Wii.
