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    Grand Otaku | Posted 01/22/09 | Reply

    ...only because it's bundled with the Wii. *sigh*

    ~kugen

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    Otaku Eternal | Posted 01/09/09 | Reply

    That seems...a little anticlimatic if you ask me. I mean, if you're going to jot down the "king of games" (to plagerize a phrase), why not determine that based on who bought it individually?

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    Canadian Liaison (Team) | Posted 01/09/09 | Reply

    Following up on what Hisaishi said. There's nothing wrong with Wii Sports in the top spot now because - as the article itself says - the last record holder was Super Mario Bros. which was also bundled with NES back in the day.

    So hush.

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    News Correspondent (Otaku Eternal) | Posted 01/09/09 | Reply

    In a way, this bundle record is perfectly okay. I do believe Smash Bros. was packaged at times with the NES. The slight advantage is that Wii Sports was bundled with every Wii. Both of these decisions? Consciously made by Shigeru Miyamoto. Another advantage, however, is the century these two games were made in. You'd believe that a 21st century title can rack up more money than one from the 20th century. I'm just a surprised, though, that something like Halo 2 or Super Smash Brawl didn't get this honor.


    Last edited by Hisaishi at 1:15:25 PM EST on January 9, 2009.

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    Otaku Legend | Posted 01/08/09 | Reply

    well, hoorah for nintendo, but i'm not too sure about this "wii fit" thing, i mean, isn't the whole point of playing video games NOT to exercise? i mean, you're supposed to be lazy!!

    haseo

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    Canadian Liaison (Team) | Posted 01/08/09 | Reply

    It feels like a hollow record break, but I'll still give it credit where it's due.

    Kudos, Nintendo. Kudos.

    Now make a sequel to Super Mario Bros. 3 already.

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    Senile Hipster (Otaku Eternal) | Posted 01/08/09 | Reply

    Hooray for bundle-packaging with the cheapest, most popular system available!