Nintendogs beanies plush dogs are so soft and make cute whining and barking sounds when you press their left ear. Each Nintendogs beanies come with a plastic collar and the signature Nintendogs button on the back. There are 12 breeds to collect in the series and they are Dalmation, Chihuahua, Toy Poodle, Labrador Retriever, Yorkshire Terrier, Golden Retriever, Jack Russell Terrier, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Pug, German Shepherd, Boxer and miniature Pinscher. Genuine Nintendogs licensed product by Tomy.

You’ll have to pay about $12 for each Nintendogs Pup.

- For all your Nintendogs needs you can go here…

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Now the Wii can look fun as well as play fun with this Chrome replacement case development especially for the mighty popular Nintendo Wii console. I-Case is a complete, high quality and colorful replacement shell for the Wii. It’s perfect for those gamers who want to inject their Wii with further healthy dose of fun and make their console stand out from the rest. Boasting a simple installation procedure, virtually anyone from young gamers to your Gran could install the I-Case! Besides the Chrome model, there are also a Crystal Blue and Black shells available.

The price of the Chrome I-Case for Nintendo Wii is about $38.

- For more information about the Chrome I-Case for Nintendo Wii…
- An in-depth review of the I-Case published by Metku Mods here…

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Now you can wake to the soothing sounds of Super Mario Bros. with the Nintendo Controller Alarm Clock. Shaped like the classic NES controller we all know and love this portable alarm clock features a LCD display and retro game sounds. It even has a built in mini-game… score high enough and unlock a “secret” alarm sound. These cool little clocks are limited edition items imported from Japan and are guaranteed cheaper than PS3.

Features
- Alarm clock looks like a classic NES (Famicom in Japan) Controller
- Use the D-Pad and buttons to change modes and set the alarm
- Alarm sounds from Super Mario Bros.
- Built-in mini-game
- Score high enough in the mini-game and unlock another alarm sound.
- Built-in Stand
- Dimensions: 5″ x 2″ x .8″
- Requires 2 AAA Batteries. Not Included.

The price of the NES clock is $24.99.

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Nintendo announced that it will release its “Wii” game console onto the Japanese market for ?’??25,000 on December 2, 2006. Satoshi Iwata, Nintendo’s President, announced this at the company’s “Wii Preview” event held at Makuhari Messe, Japan.

The Wii package includes one dedicated Wii Remote controller and one Nunchuck remote controller with additional controllers as options, including a classic controller. Compatible software to be released coincidentally with the Wii’s launch extends to 16 titles from 10 companies, including “Wii Sports” that has already drawn attention at demonstration at exhibitions and other events, “the Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess,” which Iwata calls “the ultimate Zelda series title,” and “WarioWare: Smooth Moves” that allows users to experience and enjoy the Wii Remote controller’s unique operation through microgames. Compatible software is expected to increase to 27 titles from 14 companies, added with another 11 titles to be released within 2006.

Titles to be added later after the Wii’s debut include “Pokemon Battle Revolution,” the latest title from the popular Pokemon series that boasts accumulated global sales of 110 million titles. This title will be the Wii’s first Wi-Fi compatible software that enables players to enjoy battle with distant friends. The title can also be played in combination with the Nintendo DS wearing “Pocket Monsters (Pokemon) Diamond/Pearl.”

The official launch date of Wii
- in America is November 19th and the price is $250
- in Japan is December 2nd and the price is 25,000 yen
- in Europe is December 8th and the price is 249 euro

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