Battle it out to prove you are the biggest and best brawler of them all at Gamestation Stores nationwide in the Super Smash Bros. Brawl Showdown
Pick your favourite character, choose your controller and get ready to jump into Nintendo’s biggest and baddest brawl ever! On 28th June, selected Gamestation stores nationwide will host the ‘Super Smash Bros. Brawl Showdown’. Be one of 64 players in each of our 20 chosen stores to battle it out not only to prove you are the biggest and best brawler of them all and be crowned a Super Smash champion, but to compete for the ultimate prize – a Samsung Home Entertainment Centre.
In order to be eligible to brawl, you’ll need to register online before the 21st June at www.gamestation.co.uk/supersmashshowdown – you’ll then be contacted by someone at Nintendo to confirm your entry into the tournament.
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Here are just “Some” of the stats you can find with the new feture of the Nintendo Channel:
Super Mario Galaxy – played 5 million times at 25 hours per person.
Lostwinds – played 48,689 times at 3.4 hours per person.
Wii Sports – played 24 million hours at 33 hours per person. 21 million times played with 28 times per person
Japanese stats:
Wii Fit: Duration 20:37, 20.26 sessions
Wii Sports: Duration 30:00, over 28.44 sessions
Zelda 3: Duration 9:44, over 7.51 sessions (21,282 registered sales)
Zelda TP: Duration 50:10, over 21.36 sessions
No More Heroes: Duration 10:44, over 5.12 sessions
RE4 Wii: Duration 33:23, over 15.41 sessions
Umbrella Chronicles: Duration 14:54, over 8.61 sessions
Dr. Mario WiiWare: Duration 14:09, over 9.24 sessions (13,931 registered sales)
FF:CC My Life As A King: Duration 21:14, over 8.89 sessions (33,810 registered sales)
Star Soldier R: Not enough data/Data withheld
Everyone’s Pokemon Farm: Duration 8:03, over 17.98, but… 44,779 registered sales
VC sales information:
17 years ago
Why not another one, its fathers day.
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1 Call of Duty 4 (Multiformat)
2 Zelda Ocarina of Time (N64)
3 Final Fantasy VII (PSone)
4 Grand Theft Auto IV (Multiformat)
5 Super Mario 64 (N64)
6 007 Goldeneye (N64)
7 Halo 3 (Xbox 360)
8 Metal Gear Solid (PSone)
9 Half Life 2 (Multiformat)
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Virtual Console
1 (1) – Super Mario Bros. 3 2 (2) – Super Mario Bros. 3 (3) – Super Mario World 4 (4) – Punch Out!! 5 (5) – The …
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Dragon Roost could possibly be my favorite Zelda dungeon. I know, I know, those are some strong words, but I did say possibly.
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VC
1 (1) – Super Mario Bros. 3 2 (2) – Super Mario Bros. 3 (3) – Super Mario World 4 (4) – Punch-Out!! 5 (7) – The Legend of …
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All platforms
1. Ninja Gaiden 2 2. GRID 3. Haze 4. Iron Man 5. GTA IV 6. Enemy Territory: Quake Wars 7. Boom Blox 8. Lego Indiana Jones 9. The …
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This week’s poll is all about the Virtual Console and what Nintendo might have up their sleeves for 2008. There are many classics from Nintendo’s back-catalog, but which ones are …
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1.) Wii Sports – 2,924,690 2.) Wii Play – 2,337,766 3.) Wii Fit – 2,003,295 4.) Super Smash Bros. Brawl – 1,634,642 5.) Mario Kart Wii – 1,249,372 6.) Mario …
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Wii
1. Boom Blox (EA Los Angeles, Electronic Arts) 2. Mario Kart Wii (Nintendo EAD, Nintendo) 3. Deca Sports (Hudson, Konami) 4. LEGO Indiana Jones (Traveller’s Tales, LucasArts) 5. We …
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Virtual Console Rankings Rank (Last) – Game Name
1 (1) – Super Mario Bros. 3 (NES) 2 (2) – Super Mario Bros. (NES) 3 (3) – Super Mario World (SNES) …
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Wii 1. Boom Blox (EA Los Angeles, Electronic Arts) 2. Mario Kart Wii (Nintendo EAD, Nintendo) 3. Deca Sports (Hudson, Konami) 4. LEGO Indiana Jones (Traveller’s Tales, LucasArts) 5. We …
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Pretty long article but a good and interesting read. Just to give you something to read over the Memorial day weekend.
Resistance Is Futile
By SETH SCHIESEL
IT’S O.K. to liken Shigeru Miyamoto to Walt Disney.When Disney died in 1966, Mr. Miyamoto was a 14-year-old schoolteacher’s son living near Kyoto, Japan’s ancient capital. An aspiring cartoonist, he adored the classic Disney characters. When he wasn’t drawing, he made his own toys, carving wooden puppets with his grandfathers’ tools or devising a car race from a spare motor, string and tin cans.
Even as he has become the world’s most famous and influential video-game designer — the father of Donkey Kong, Mario, Zelda and, most recently, the Wii — Mr. Miyamoto still approaches his work like a humble craftsman, not as the celebrity he is to gamers around the world.
Perched on the end of a chair in a hotel suite a few dozen stories above Midtown Manhattan, the preternaturally cherubic 55-year-old Mr. Miyamoto radiated the contentment of someone who has always wanted to make fun. And he has. As the creative mastermind at Nintendo for almost three decades, Mr. Miyamoto has unleashed mass entertainment with a global breadth, cultural endurance and financial success unsurpassed since Disney’s fabled career.
Circuit City
Free $10 gift card with purchase of Deca Sports Free $10 gift card with purchase of Death Jr: Root of Evil GT Pro Series (Wii) – $9.99 Blazing …
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