Just yesterday we reported on unofficial word that Nintendo was dropping the Wii to $149.99, as well as changing the pack-in game from Wii Sports to Mario Kart Wii. Today, Nintendo confirmed this ...

Beginning March 11, some of the most popular Wii U and Nintendo 3DS games will become part of the Nintendo Select programme and will be available for US$19.99 (RM84).

For $19.99 – the price of all of these Nintendo Selects games – it might not be a bad purchase for those levels alone, but those who already own the game on Wii U will probably just want to ...

Also on May 15, Nintendo launches the new Nintendo® Selects collection of Wii games, a set of popular games that millions of people have already experienced, at a suggested retail price of $19.99.

Today Nintendo revealed the next four classic Wii titles to earn the "Nintendo Selects" treatment - Super Paper Mario, Mario Strikers Charged, Punch-Out!! and Super Mario Galaxy, one of this ...

On the same day, Nintendo will introduce a Nintendo Selects budget-price Wii game range. Titles cost £19.99 ($19.99). The initial line-up varies slightly in the US and Europe.

Nintendo has added four more games to its Wii $20 Selects line: Super Mario Galaxy, Super Paper Mario, Mario Strikers Charged, and Punch-Out.

Nintendo have just revealed details on the Wii’s first set of budget re-releases, tied together under the “Selects” banner. Expected to retail at around £19.99 and launcing on May 20th, gamers will ...

Nintendo has added four more games to its Wii $20 Selects line: Super Mario Galaxy, Super Paper Mario, Mario Strikers Charged, and Punch-Out.

Nintendo Selects titles go for $19.95 in the US, where the collection of cheap games currently runs to just four titles - The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, Wii Sports, Animal Crossing: City ...

Strangely, some Wii games seem to also be prepped as Nintendo Selects, including Donkey Kong Country Returns, Super Mario All-Stars, Super Mario Galaxy 2, and Animal Crossing: City Folk.

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