Nintendo Wii’s opera browser now supports Flash Lite 3.1.  Previously it supported Flash 7. This means they can play youtube and other internet sites supported by Flash 9 not requiring actionscript 3. Hulu requires higher version unfortunately. So two out of the top three game consoles (Sony PS3, Nintendo Wii and XBox) now have Flash player.

I read in one of the blogs on Seattle API that Hulu is coming to PS3. Hulu as you know has a large collection of content in HD (encoded in h.264). It is possible to play that with Flash 9 thats available on PS3. Now in addition to being a gaming console, blue ray DVD, PS3 will also be your DVR! Cool!

The Nintendo Wii currently runs an Opera web browser and is capable of playing Flash 7 files within the browser as well. Developers have been writing applications for this and there are quite a few resource available. I came accross this site where quite a few resources are listed. Check it out.

Adobe web site lists Consumer devices supported by Flash Lite, but the site is pretty old. The devices are Flash 4, 5 and 6 based. Then there is a list of PDAs which is also pretty outdated. In recent times there’s been several announcements from Adobe on Flash Lite in digital home market and it’ll be good to see Flash Lite making its headway into more CE devices. I have a listing of several new devices (which are handful nevertheless) on this page.