Taito's Puzzle Bobble DS and Asphalt: Urban GT will now have lower price tags in Japan.
TOKYO--Today Taito announced that it will rerelease two of its Nintendo DS games, Puzzle Bobble DS and Asphalt Urban GT, under the Taito Selection 2800 label on March 30 in Japan. Both games will be offered at 2,800 yen ($24), which is 2,000 yen ($17) less than their original price, and will be part of the new Taito Selection 2800 label. The budget versions of the games will be coming out less than a year after the originals debuted; Puzzle Bobble DS was released in Japan on August 25, 2005, and Asphalt: Urban GT was released on June 30, 2005. Nintendo has not yet announced any budget reprint rereleases of its own DS games, and it may be a while before it takes the same step. With the Game Boy Advance, Nintendo finally released its Value Selection budget series on February 2, 2006, more than three years after the handheld's debut.
what would be on the DS player's choice? ---warioware? ---mario 64? ---yoshi touch n go?
what we realy need is Zelda: DS, DK: DS and SSB: DS!!!
I love chees also.
This would be awsome, I have started out recently to get all the good gba games before they stop producing them, a player's choice for the GBA would greatly help my efforts.
we need gba AND ds player's choice titles
wat about north america?
VelMonkey, the DS Lite comes out here in May. I can't wait for the GBA Player's Choice program to come to America.
well i love nintendo ds, and i also love chees
This is only the beginning... sure those games suck but this is the start of something beautiful!
These games deserve to have their price lowered they both su*k!! When is the LITE comeing to the US thats what i wanna know!!!!!!
Sweet can wait to see it in canada.
...but I'm still waiting for the GBA Player's Choice here in America.. it is rumored to be released within the next months. Come on big N!!!!
second! hope they have a ds players choice
frist one woot woot and if its a buget title then at least make the game good.
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