Baseball, garlic fries, and Nintendo DSi star at Safeco Field
You will be able to order food and drinks to be delivered to your seat right from you DSi so you can avoid those long lines and you won't have to miss any baseball action. You will be able to view live video feeds of the game, send messages across the network, and compete against other DS users in Mariner's trivia. Stats will be provided by Major League Baseball so you can check out what is going on around the league. You will even be able to use your DSi to check highway traffic reports before departing the ballpark.
Some of the newest features with the upgraded network include ESPN news and puzzle game and closed-captioned public announcements and audio radio broadcasts. My grandfather attended hundreds of Mariner's games and also brought along a radio to listen to the audio broadcast in the stands and keep stats of the game so the audio broadcasts seem like a natural fit.
After the free introductory offer ends in June, you will be able to rent a DS for the game for a fee. Last year it was $10 per game to rent a device, but should be lower this year.
It is pretty cool to see the DSi being used for multimedia functionality like this and I can't wait to go to the ballpark and try it out.