OneClick Wi-Fi is a web-based tool that makes finding players for online games on Nintendo platforms a little bit easier. The site relaunches in time for its third anniversary.

A handy place for you to store all your online codes and a community-based website is what OneClick Wi-Fi’s remit is. Its purpose built systems is currently in its third version and the new look includes a complete new design and streamlined navigation.

With a gorgeous new design and streamlined navigation, it’s simple to sign up for a free account and save your friend codes for all your games and finding people to play for anything from Animal Crossing to Wii Chess. Using the built in challenge system, you can find new rivals and show off your skills with your wins and losses moving you up and down the leaderboard. With an all-new Wiki system, gamers can write and share tips and tricks about specific games and who to play with ease, all through the one universal login.

As well as providing a popular forum, gamers now have a “Social” section where they can check out what their friends are up to, what they’ve been doing on the site, what games they’ve been playing, and their latest status updates.

It’s the perfect social network for Nintendo gamers, as you can customise the sections on your profile; write your own blog and comment on other player’s profiles while incorporating support for other platforms including Xbox Live and Playstation 3.

The site now has improved user profiles with a comments system. Founded as an easy way for Nintendo gamers to “communicate, connect with each other and compete in Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection games”. It was launched on July 20th 2007 by Alain Meyer and Jonathan Cresswell as the followup of the first Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection community website, WiTendoFi.

Why not visit the site by clicking on the link below and tell us what you think?

OneClick Wi-Fi [Official website]

Press release [OneClick Wi-Fi via Games Press]