Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicle for WII

October 28th, 2007 admin Posted in Wii News & Rumors No Comments » 7,346 views

Square Enix plan to release the Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Little King & The Promised Land for Japan on March 2008. Downloading this game in the Wii Ware Channel is worth of 1500 Wii Points. Stay tune to see upcoming news from Square Enix!
Publisher: Square Enix
Platform: Wii Ware / Wii
Genre: RPG
Origin: Japan
Release: March 2008
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Latest Japanese Console Chart

October 27th, 2007 admin Posted in Wii News & Rumors No Comments » 39 views

According to Total Gamer Zone The console chart is quite change now, DSL and PSP down, Wii and PS3 up, 360 down 50%.

  1. Nintendo DSL 70,608
  2. Sony PSP 58,669
  3. Nintendo Wii 24,932
  4. Sony PS3 17,130
  5. Sony PS2 10,281
  6. Microsoft Xbox360 3,011
  7. Nintendo GBASP 130
  8. Nintendo GBM 118
  9. Nintendo GC 48
  10. Nintendo GBA 22
  • Nintendo 95,858
  • Sony 86,080
  • Microsoft 3,011

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Nintendo Wii Price Cut

October 26th, 2007 admin Posted in Wii News & Rumors No Comments » 3 views

Nintendo Wii Price Cut
Nintendo Co. ruled out a price cut for its smash-hit Wii video game console Friday and announced the company will begin selling the Wii in China next year.

Nintendo President Satoru Iwata also unveiled a gift-giving feature that will allow users to send each other games over the Internet, boosting the Wii’s network offerings.

Profits at Nintendo have surged on the runaway success of the Wii and the portable Nintendo DS machine in North America, Europe and Japan, forcing Sony and Microsoft to slash console prices in a desperate catch-up bid ahead of the holiday season.

“We’re still focusing on how to meet booming demand,” Iwata said Friday. “We’re absolutely not considering a price cut.” He said Nintendo was producing 1.8 million Wii consoles per month but that a supply crunch was inevitable during the holiday gift-buying season.
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