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- Feb. 14 Wii Play with Wii Remote Nintendo
- March 27 Disney's Meet the Robinsons Buena Vista
- March Bust-A-Move Bash Majesco
- March Prince of Persia Rival Swords Ubisoft
- March TMNT (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) Ubisoft
- March Bionicle Heroes Eidos
- March Blazing Angels Squadrons of WWII Ubisoft
- Q1 Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07 EA
- Q1 SSX Blur EA
- Q1 The Godfather Blackhand Edition EA
- Q1 Medal of Honor Vanguard EA
- Q1 Sonic and the Secret Rings Sega
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For those planning on putting down some money on Wii Play at GameStop/EB Games, your out of luck. According to local Gamestop's and EBGames they have reached there allotment for reserves,and there computers will not allow anymore. Not only is Wii Play a highly anticipated game pack, but don't for many this is another way and possibly the only way to get a Wiimote.
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Famitsu reports that early Wii software sales in Japan put Wii Sports and Wii Play ahead of Zelda.

Everyone expected The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess to clean up in the Wii sales chart for the launch period, and this has been the case in North America. However, Japanese gamers had other ideas.

According to figures released by Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu, the top selling Wii launch title was not Zelda, but Wii Sports with sales of 176,800 over the launch weekend. In Japan the game is not bundled with the console as it is in North America and Europe, but this hasn't stopped the game reaching 47% of Japanese Wii owners.

Behind Wii Sports comes Wii Play, a collection of nine mini-games designed to highlight the different uses of the Wii remote, and shifted an impressive 171,888 units. Zelda finally makes an appearance in third place with sales of 145,068 units.
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Enterbrain has revealed software sales figures for the Nintendo Wii in Japan, with first-party developed titles leading the pack on the first weekend of release.

Wii Sports was the best-selling game, racking up sales of 176,880 units, with Wii Play reaching 171,888 units.

Fan-favourite The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess was the third best-selling game, shifting 145,068 copies, way ahead of the number four game, WarioWare: Smooth Moves, which reached 63,086 sales.

Tecmo's Super Swing Golf was the only third-party title in the top five, selling 12,673 copies, while Ubisoft's Red Steel, a title receiving a lot of press in the US and Europe, sold just under 9000 units to become the eighth most popular launch game.

The software tie-in ratio for the home console stands at 1.69, with Enterbrain reporting over 372,000 Wii's were sold over the first weekend in the region.
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Are you ready to play? No matter what your gaming experience Nintendo has just the game for you to play with your friends and family. Wii Play consists of a selection of nine very different mini-games on one game, which are designed to help you master the unique Wii Remote, whilst also providing hours of entertainment. To ensure you can enjoy Wii Play with your friends, the game comes bundled with a free Wii Remote. Wii Play launches on Nintendo's new Wii console on the 8th December 2006.
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Info and screens for every mini-game in Nintendo's, Wii Play!
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GamingNexus has a second set of impressions up from the Fusion Tour's stop last week including some new information about the Wii mote's storage capability and the Wii Play game (on the second page of the report)
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We found your second Wiimote, guys. Play.com has Wii Play (Hajimete no Wii), a collection of minigames designed to show off the Wii's capabilities, listed as including a second controller (but maybe not a nunchuk). Think Wii Sports, but without bigheads. Or, y'know, sports. And hey, instead of being included with your console, it's included with your second Wiimote! So where's our Wii Ultimate Bundle that includes all this stuff for a premium? Since we're going to buy it anyway, if only to get all old school with Duck Hunt.
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Today at a press conference held in London's Docklands, Mr Iwata, Global President of Nintendo Co., Ltd. unveiled a new dimension in home entertainment. Nintendo announced ways to involve every member of the family in gaming via the new Wii console, as well as the much-anticipated price, date and software line-up for the console's European launch.
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