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The black Wii and red DSi will be released very soon. Nintendo Japan has announced that the black Wii (or “KURO Wii” to be more specific) will be priced at 25,000 Yen in Japan on August 1st, 2009. Meanwhile, the red DSi will be available on July 11th, 2009 for 18,900 Yen. More
Komodo & Innex is set to launch their new 3-in-1 Retro Adapter for the nintendo Wii. This new adapter enables you to use original Nintendo controllers (NES, SNES or N64 controller) with Wii Virtual Console games. It connects to your Wii via one of the GameCube ports. The Komodo/Innex 3-in-1 Retro Adapter will go on sale in mid-June for around $19.99. [Crave via OhGizmo]
Here’s another accessory for your nintendo Wii, the Dart Game Kit For Wii. This add-on kit consists of a soft arrow tip and a feather-shaped tail, which basically will turn your Wiimote controller into a giant dart. It works great with any dart game such as PDC World Championship darts 2008. Available now from Deal Extreme for $9.54. [Product Page via Technabob]
If you own a Nintendo Wii, then I suggest you to grab one of this Balance Board. This standalone wireless board will give you a range of fun fitness activities including yoga, balance games, strength training and aerobics. The board works perfectly for the Wii Fit game and other compatible Wii console games. Available now from Chinavasion for just $67.91. More
EA has officially announced that both Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 and Grand Slam Tennis games for the Wii will hit stores on June 8, one week earlier than originally announced. Each game will set you back $49.99, but there’s also another option, you could get the game in a bundle that includes the Wii MotionPlus accessory for just $59.99, which means you’ll save about $10 towards the normal retail price of the MotionPlus accessory. [EA Sports via SlipperyBrick]
Energizer has released the Induction Charge Station for Nintendo Wii that uses induction to achieve wireless charging of the Wii remotes. You can now pre-order the charge station for $50 a pop. The device can recharge up to two Wiimotes simultaneously with or without having to remove their protective silicone sleeve. [LikeCool]
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