“NINTENDO SELECTS” LINE-UP FOR Wii TO EXPAND

“NINTENDO SELECTS” LINE-UP FOR Wii TO EXPAND

Have you missed a Wii game the first time around, and you’re having a hard time looking for it at a great price ? Well you shall wait no longer.

Nintendo has announced that the “Nintendo Selects” Line-up will be expanded with more popular Wii titles for both fans on either their Wii or Wii U. This line-up is represented by titles that showed a family fun experience that Nintendo hopes could run up to Christmas this year.

This line-up contains

  • Mario Kart Wii – One of Nintendo’s heart racing Mario Kart games that allows you to Race with 4-Player splitscreen and allows you to take the race online.
  • Super Smash Bros. Brawl – The beat em up, action packed fighting game that has most characters affiliated with the Nintendo company.
  • Donkey Kong Country Returns – Another side scrolling Donkey Kong Country game with classic gameplay,which also allows Co-op
  • PokéPark Wii: Pikachu’s Adventure – You take a hero role as Pikachu on his own adventure to save the PokéPark, Meet varies pokemon, and find all the Sky Prism pieces.

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Nintendo is adding these titles to the “Nintendo Selects” list on October 18th, so for those of you looking for one of these games or more in a better price head to http://www.nintendo.com/games/nintendoselects

(Writers Thought’s)

Alright first off for those of you who don’t know what “Nintendo Selects” is, It’s a list of Wii games that most people weren’t able to get and are put on the site to give people a chance to buy them for a good price, instead of buying a used copy at gamestop that is still a questionable price. What I think I like about this list is the fact they are adding Mario Kart Wii, because I actually never had the game for myself (Yes i’m ashamed lol). But at least now I could get it myself for at least $20 and play it at home instead of competing with my loud friends.

I love games so much that I dedicate some of my time to write about them. That just says it all doesn't it.