Sep 15 2006, 9:11am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
Nintendo announced that the Wii console will launch on December 8th in Europe.
The price for the Nintendo Wii in Europe will be 249 Euros. As reported Japan gets the Wii console on December 2nd and the lucky Americans get the revolutionary console already on November 19th.
The European Wii version will also come bundled with Wii Sports.20 Wii games are in the launch line-up for Europe including Wii Play, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, Ubisoft’s RED STEEL, EA’s Need for Speed: Carbon, Activision’s Tony Hawk’s Downhill Jam, THQ’s Disney/ Pixar’s Cars and Sega’s Super Monkey Ball Banana Blitz.
More details on the Wii site. More Wii News.
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