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Comix Channel




Comix Channel
Version: Beta 1

Platforms: Mobile Gaming, Wii


Categories: Reading

Upload date: 22 Jan 12

Developer:

License: Freeware

Downloads: 26

File Size: 1710 Kb
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Rating: 1.0/5 (Total votes: 2)




  Comix Channel

from tiamattia:

Comix Channel is an application that allows you to download comics from the internet and displays them on the Wii.

Feature list:
* A very good GUI
* Comic preview
* Zoom in and out
* Supports PNG images in ZIP archives
* You can move comic page with the wiimote pointer
* Supports multiple subfolders

 
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