Nintendo just confirmed that the Wii will be playable during their Nintendo Fusion Tour.

The cross-country tour, which starts Sept. 27 and stars Hawthorne Heights, will feature multiple Wii consoles hooked-up and ready to play as well as "DS games like Elite Beat Agents".

Some of the Wii games scheduled to make the tour include Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, Wii Sports, Excite Truck, WarioWare: Smooth Moves and Activision's Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam.
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Ever since it first appeared on the GBA, the eclectic Wario Ware series has always made little sense. They're all collections of super-quick minigames that literally take seconds - so fast, in fact, they're called micro minigames. But now you've got the power of the Wii remote to contend with, and the 200 micro games have just become even more fabulously impossible. The demo of Wario Ware: Smooth Moves strung together a series of events, each more maniacal than the last. What instantly sets ...
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Nintendo has announced WarioWare: Smooth Moves, another in the amazing minigame series, this time for Wii. Smooth Moves will have over 200 completely new and completely nuts minigames which all make use of the Wii remote. Players will have to move the remote in unique ways to complete the bite-sized challenges and progress through the game. The new movements will include spinning, scribbling, slicing, flailing and - from the looks of the Nintendo pre-E3 press conference footage - using the ...
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To celebrate the launch of Mario Super Sluggers, Charles Martinet, the voice actor for Mario, Luigi, Wario, and more will be in attendance at the Nintendo World Store in Manhattan on August 24th, signing autographs and giving out a mysterious special gift from Nintendo to those who purchase the new Mario sports title.
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Monday 8 May 2006 A new addition to the ever enjoyable WarioWare series will be winging its way to Nintendo Wii with more squirt-sized gaming treats. The new WarioWare will, unsurprisingly, use the motion-sensing Wii controller and - while we're not exactly drowning in details - an article in Time magazine has revealed that the frenzied barrage of mini-challenges will include such curious diversions as swatting flies, lifting weights, turning a key in a lock, catching fish, cooking vegetables, ...
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The Core Gamer writes: "With the release of the highly non-anticipated We Cheer hitting store shelves today, Nintendo have released these lovely pictures to promote the game.
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IGN: Leading video games publisher and developer Namco Bandai Games America Inc., today revealed the full song list for We Cheer, exclusively for Wii. Packed with 30 high-energy master tracks spanning four decades of music from chart-topping artists such as Hilary Duff, Natasha Bedingfield, Paramore and Moby, the game's soundtrack is sure to get players of all ages ready to lead their virtual cheerleading squad to stylish victory as they perform to their favorite songs using Wii Remotes as virtual pom-poms.
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Young girls, short skirts, fluffy pom-poms, big batons

Cheerleading is fun. We all know this, which is why the latest videogame version of this most American of activities is surely going to rule when it launches on Nintendo Wii later early next year.
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"Ready? Okay! Leading video games publisher and developer NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc. today announced that We Cheer2, exclusively for Wii, is now available at retail stores in North America. We Cheer 2 delivers the ultimate cheerleading experience, offering a fun and approachable way to enjoy the challenge and spirit of the sport. Utilizing the Wii Remotes as virtual pom-poms, players follow on-screen Trace Lines for choreographed routines that utilize a full range of arm and body movements. We Cheer 2 is the only cheerleading video game to offer a hit soundtrack of licensed music and features a brand new lineup of 30 heart-pumping songs that will get players charged up and ready to cheer."
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Believe it or not, Namco has confirmed that the Panda from the Tekken series will have a cameo in a cheering game.
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