What stinks about Hulu Plus is now more and more companies are pulling there stuff from the Plus service so, you end up being better off watching at a computer a lot of times.

I don't see this as a bad thing, th PS3 already has it, might as well the Wii have it too.

This makes me happy. I have Hulu plus and netflix (makes cable unnecessary in my house as we rarely have time to watch television consistantly everyday) and have used it extensively on my Wii. The Hulu app on PS3 is absolutely terrible and the Netflix app only got better later on that system whereas on Wii it worked flawlessly from the start. I'm hoping that Hulu plus will work like it does on the Roku box on Wii.

Hey that's me too.  Except all of it is through the PS3 but, from what I've seen all the Hulu Plus Apps are the same UI wise.

After seeing how successful Netflix has been on the Wii, I surprised it took Hulu this long to get on board.

Wii is the #1 console for Netflix usage, and I wouldn't be surprised if it was the #1 device that's not a PC to actually stream Netflix content too. The sheer amount of subscriptions Netflix has gotten just from giving access to Wii users (360 & PS3 too) should have made this Hulu app a priority ever since at least a year ago.

I'm sort of surprised by that stat.  I use my PS3 for the HD and 5.1 sound...

http://www.joystiq.com/2011/07/28/half-of-all-netflix-users-connect-via-a-game-console-nintendo/

I'm sure NWR reported on it too, but a quick google search provided no NWR hits.

In my household, we had a HTPC and a Wii, and until recently my wife and my kid exclusively used the Wii for Netflix.  They said it was more comfortable for them to browse with it, because they just used the pointer and could relax on the couch.  After all, we do call it a Wii Remote.  And when you're watching Barney the Dinosaur, you don't give a crap about video quality or 5.1.

I'll be impressed once they start talking about flash internet videos like on youtube.

This. This. A thousand times this.

But in the mean time, even though I don't really care about non-gaming services, it's nice that Nintendo keeps providing them so the naysayers can start to STFU.