Much like Microsoft’s ‘Classics’ range and Sony’s ‘Platinum’ games, Nintendo are preparing the launch of their budget label in Japan.
The "Minna no Osusume Collection", or "Everyone’s Recommendation Collection", in English, is Nintendo new line-up of cheap, budget titles which were selected by users of the Japanese Wii’s Nintendo Channel. Tiles that had good, positive feed back from gamers were selected to be in the new range.
The "Minna no Osusume Collection", or "Everyone’s Recommendation Collection", in English, is Nintendo new line-up of cheap, budget titles which were selected by users of the Japanese Wii’s Nintendo Channel. Tiles that had good, positive feed back from gamers were selected to be in the new range.
There will be seven games released in the line-up including the likes of Muramassa: The Demon Blade, Dragonball Z: Boudaki Tenkaichi 3 and Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World all for the price of 2,800 yen (£18.80). They’ll go on sale on February 25th.
Unfortunately, Nintendo haven’t announced any plans to do a similar line-up in Europe but they did bring out budget titles for the N64 and GameCube under the name of ‘Player’s Choice’ so there’s every chance that Nintendo will bring it back for the Wii.
Unfortunately, Nintendo haven’t announced any plans to do a similar line-up in Europe but they did bring out budget titles for the N64 and GameCube under the name of ‘Player’s Choice’ so there’s every chance that Nintendo will bring it back for the Wii.
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