Ok gamers- below are some fresh new screens to help hold you over until the inevitable release of Super Mario Sluggers. The title looks pretty decent and I am very eager to get my hands on it. Will you be purchasing?

You guys may have already caught this already but if you didn’t, check out how Nintendo faired last month here in the U.S. Brawl selling 2.7 million, Wii on top and DS continues to dominate, great stuff Nintendo. Check it out below:

Hardware

Wii - 721,000
NDS* - 698,000
PSP - 297,000
360* 262,000
PS3 - 257,000
PS2 - 216,000

Software

1. Wii Super Smash Bros. Brawl - 2,700,000
2. 360 Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Vegas 2* - 752,300
3. 360 Army of Two - 606,100
4. Wii Wii Play - 409,800
5. PSP God of War: Chains of Olympus - 340,500
6. PSP Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII - 301,600
7. Wii Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock - 264,100
8. 360 Major League Baseball 2K8 - 237,100
9. 360 Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare* - 237,000
10. PS3 Army of Two - 224,900

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If you have an inquisitive mind and are inquiring on what games are selling where, then your friends here at Gameonnintendo have you covered! It’s no doubt that SSBB will be sitting on top of the U.S. charts for months to come but how did every other title fair worldwide? Check out the list, after the break…

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Quick Update: In case anyone was wondering if Nintendo fans love the Resident Evil series, sales of their latest title have recently reached the 1 million mark and Capcom couldn’t be more happy. More proof that 3rd parties can sell games on a Nintendo branded system if they produced a decent quality title.

*I guess having the name Resident Evil in your title wouldn’t hurt either huh?*

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I didn’t think it was possible that I would ever want a title as much as I want SSBB but after seeing the following screens, Mario Kart Wii is getting close. I hope you an enjoy the following brand new screens of Mario Kart Wii!

The following is a list of titles for the Nintendo Wii that have hit over 1 million units sold. The impressive list is only Nintendo specific titles. Here is the list:

Wii Sports - 17.85 Million
Wii Play - 9.23 Million
Super Mario Galaxy - 5.19 Million
Mario Party 8 - 4.35 Million
Zelda Twilight Princess - 4.3 Million
Super Paper Mario - 2.16 Million
Big Brain Academy - 2 Million
Mario Strikers Charged - 1.65 Million
Metroid Prime 3 - 1.14 Million
Link’s Crossbow Training - 1.07 Million
Wii Fit - 1.05 Million

Is ther any stopping Wii Sports?!

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20 million. I can’t even fathom how many units the Wii will sell in its entire lifetime but I have to say 20 million is a fantastic start.

Click heregamers and check out the official milestone that Nintendo Wii recently reached. Game On and congratulations Nintendo.

Check out this news article.

 Looks like the Nintendo Wii wasn’t just a fad, after all.

Of course, that’s just our opinion. Nintendo’s rivals, Sony and Microsoft, may try to argue that the popularity of the Wii really is still just a fleeting craze - one that has spanned more than a year and has bridged two holiday selling seasons.

Whatever you want to call it, here’s the truth: In an industry in which the “next big thing” seems to come around every few weeks, the Wii continues to be the biggest story in the video game world, despite being released more than 13 months ago. Nintendo simply can’t produce enough of them, and, in a repeat of last year, Wii-hungry shoppers are again lining up outside stores in the middle of the night or overpaying on eBay and Craigslist just to get their hands on one.

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So it appears that Nintendo is just rolling along kicking around Sony and asking questions later.  Check out these numbers

Game sales for the two Nintendo platforms reached 1.24 billion dollars during the third quarter of 2007, which represents 31 percent more than the previous quarter and more than 200 percent more than what it sold last year.

This gives Nintendo a big lead on Sony, with its PS3, PS2 and PSP, which had sales of a total of 1 billion dollars for the same period of time, and also the 317.8 million dollars made by Microsoft’s Xbox 360 and Xbox 1.

Go Nintendo!!!!!

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Quick Update: 3rd parties take notice; Guitar Hero III is selling very well on Nintendo Wii according to Amazon.

The game that rocks the faces off of gamers is finally on a Nintendo system and I am very happy how us Nintendoites (is that what we’re called?) have responded. The game thus far has been extremely fun for me and my crew and I hope you all share in this joy.

I am very pleased to see the brisk sales of this quality title so far and I can only hope that this trend continues…Anyone else purchase this one? If so, click here and rock out with Game On and let us know your friend code for the game!