Club Nintendo giving away light blue Wiimote and Nunchuk for Wii Sports Resort registration |
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Color seems to be Nintendo's little attraction project as of late.
Following the release of the Black Wii and the Red DSi, they're giving
away a Wiimote, a Nunchuk, and a Wii MotionPlus in a fresh new color to
take some heat out of the summer for Wii Sports Resort.How to get your hands on these goodies? From June 25th to August 31st, Nintendo will give away exclusive Wiimotes, Nunchuks, and Wii MotionPlus controllers (and a matching jacket) to 5,000 Japanese Club Nintendo members who register copies of Wii Sports Resort. The controllers will come in a nice shade of light blue and will make you the envy of your Wii friends - that is if you ever bag one of these.
More on Wii Sports Resort:
- Wii Sports Resort dated for July
- Release of Wii MotionPlus set in motion, Wii Sports Resort to follow
Via Club Nintendo
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Comments [refresh]
Wow, thanks for posting it like it was being done in the US. How about "Club Nintendo Japan giving away"?
I took one look at the pic and knew for fact it was japan. How is that deception?
Here's another clue:
"5,000 Japanese Club Nintendo members"
If you just look at the post that appears on the main page there is no mention that this is Club Nintendo Japan, and the picture doesn't suggest it either. And if you want to suggest everyone should just read the whole article l would remind you that the site is designed to convey information quickly in quick bursts (hence quick jump, 'more after the jump', and 'most jumped' features). The whole point is you can get information quickly, but it should be useful.
The first post is right, it would only take one more word to clear up the confusion.