Nintendo revives Player's Choice
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Giancarlo Varanini, Senior Editor
Super Smash Bros. Melee and other Nintendo games will be offered for a reduced price.
Nintendo has announced that it has launched its Player's Choice line of value-priced games for the GameCube. The first games to fall under the Player's Choice line include Super Smash Bros. Melee, Luigi's Mansion, and Pikmin--each will retail for $29.95. This announcement follows Nintendo's recent decision to provide consumers with a copy of Metroid Prime, Star Fox Adventures, Resident Evil 0, or Mario Party 4 upon purchase of a GameCube system.
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