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1. wii.gamespy.com › index › gamesGameSpy: Wii - Game Bios

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   Nov 15, 2011 · Game Bios. Platform: All | PC | Xbox 360 | Xbox | PS3 | PS2 | Wii | GameCube | PSP | DS | GBA | Wireless. A. Looking for Wii Game Bios? Read all of GameSpy's Game Bios right here.

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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › GameSpyGameSpy - Wikipedia

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   GameSpy Arcade was the company's flagship matchmaking software, allowing users to find servers for different online video games (whether they be free or purchased) and connect the user to game servers of that game.

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   Does Nintendo use GameSpy?

   • Nintendo was also known to use GameSpy servers to power its Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection platform. The Nintendo DS and Wii games relied on this for online play. GameSpy even powered early crossplay games like 4x4 Evolution, which united gamers on the Dreamcast, PC, and Mac to race off-road vehicles regardless of platform.

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   What games use GameSpy Technology?

   • The PlayStation 2 versions of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4, Risk, and Deer Hunter also used GameSpy tech. Furthermore, GameSpy Technology helped to power many popular online games including Battlefield 1942, Halo, Age of Empires, Command & Conquer, Unreal Tournament, and Midtown Madness.

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   Was GameSpy a game-changer?

   • It was a game-changer. What was GameSpy? GameSpy was a server browser for online games, but it was also much more. It actually started life as QSpy, a service created by Joe "QSpy" Powell, Tim Cook, and Jack "morbid" Matthews. It was an application that allowed users to list and search for Quake servers to join.

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   What is the GameSpy Debriefings?

   • The GameSpy Debriefings was the 25th most popular podcast under the category "Games and Hobbies" on iTunes (as of May 1, 2011). It was however infamous for the crew's frequent propensity to de-rail the conversation from video games into explicit content or in-depth discussions about nerd culture .

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4. www.techspot.com › article › 2170-gamespyWhat Ever Happened to GameSpy? | TechSpot

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   Feb 9, 2023 · Nintendo was also known to use GameSpy servers to power its Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection platform. The Nintendo DS and Wii games relied on this for online play.

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5. www.eurogamer.net › wii-gets-gamespyWii gets GameSpy | Eurogamer.net

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   Mar 13, 2007 · Nintendo has confirmed that Wi-Fi multiplayer on Wii will be powered by GameSpy, which will provide publishers with fancy new technology to integrate community features - like friend lists,...

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