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Nintendo has officially announced the availability of its Wii Fit Plus for the Nintendo Wii. The game offers more than 20 new activities including skateboarding and a Segway course. Users can also customize their workout duration from 5 minutes to up to an hour or select an area for personal improvement. The new Wii Fit Plus is offered in two different versions, either bundled with the balance board for $99.99 or just the standalone version of the game for $19.99. [Product Page via CrunchGear]
Here is a fancy Nintendo Wii sensor bar holder that comes in the shaped of Darth Vader statue. This little statue is said to be sculpture-quality and cast in high-density resin. If you want one, you can pre-order the Darth Vader Nintendo Wii Sensor Bar Holder now though, for $49.99 at the Star Wars Shop. The Wii sensor bar is not included. [Star Wars Shop]
Starting on October 12th, Nintendo will be offering a limited edition bundle of the Wii Sports Resort game that includes a pair of MotionPlus accessories inside. This special bundle will be available at a suggested retail price of $59.99. For your info, the current Sports Resort bundle only comes with one MotionPlus inside and retails for $49.99, and an additional MotionPlus accessory will set you back $19.99, which means you could save a cool $10. [SlashGear]
Toy Story fans will be happy to hear that Thrustmaster has recently announced its first Disney-licensed accessory, a Wii gun shell reminiscent of Buzz Lightyear’s ray gun. The Ray Gun NW is expected in European stores by the end of September at a price of €14.99 ($22). [Joystiq]
According to this Toys R Us ad, the company is going to lower the price of the Nintendo Wii to $199, $50 cheaper than its current price. And that’s with Wii Sports included, not a stripped down package. So if you’re planning on buying one, I suggest you to wait until September 27th. More
Logitech’s Wireless Guitar Controller for Wii will be released in October 2009 for $199. This controller has a maple neck, metal frets and a rosewood fingerboard, making for a true to the art experience. In addition, Logitech will also release the Logitech Wireless Drum Controller for Wii in October for $229. The Drum Controller utilities hardware which is similar to the professional digital drum set. [Destructoid]
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