
There are 18 games in the ad to choose from – there may be more selections in the store!įinal Total is $169.96 for 6 Wii Games!!! $28. Print 3 of them – and get an additional $30 off! (It does not look like you can use this coupon online – must go in the store to use it) There is a Target coupon HERE for $10 off 2 Wii games
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Wii games are on sale for $49.99 each at Targetĭo this 2 times in 1 transaction for a total of $299.94 – $99.98 (for the 2 FREE games) We didn’t buy more than 3 as we do not won a Wii, but have family that does and got a game of each of them! Video Games Electronics Toys Home 0 15 15 25 25 50 50 100 150 200 200 300 300 500 Target eForCity GameQuest buy online & pick up in stores shipping same day delivery include out of stock Arcade1Up Dedicated Video Game Console Go Retro MyArcade Nintendo 2DS XL Nintendo 3DS Nintendo 3DS XL Nintendo DS Nintendo DS Lite Nintendo SNES Classic Nintendo. Pretty cool that the guy who designed the #1 selling American videogame of all time is still out there making hits for arcades.UPDATE on this post: we went to Target to see the deal ourselves and it was ALL games buy 2 get 1 FREE and the coupon worked on all games! The games were priced from $14.99-$49.99 and so you can get 6 games for $30! We bought 3 for Christmas gifts and paid $6.67 each (to maximize savings, buy 6 for only $5.00 each as you can use another Target coupon then!). Oh, and the design team is headed by Eugene Jarvis who brought you Defender and Robotron and lots of other games through the years.
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Then you can go back and win.and impress everyone with how you beat the game for only a few quarters when it takes them a wheelbarrow full of quarters to achieve the same outcome. If you're like me and keep getting hosed in the final chapter, you can then go home and practice a bit. In the end, though, just pony up the quarters and play it at your local arcade or FEC. Is it relevant and fun? Well, the arcade version is still the #6 "best upright video" in RePlay as of April '09, which puts it far ahead of newer games that originally cost much more than it did. Then his brain did the math and he went, "oh, man, it's getting old." When I mentioned to my editor at RePlay that I'd bought this for Wii he had the same initial reaction I did-Hey, they said this wouldn't be released for home consoles. That is a function of time, not design flaw. If you compared it to Razing Storm or Rambo, you'd find the graphics lacking. If you played it in the arcade and compared it to Area: 51 or House of the Dead, you'd be happy. 5 years later (after new game sales are gone) it's here.īefore you start saying, crimeny, these graphics suck.you have to bear in mind that this is a 6 year old arcade game. In fact, when this game originally came out, one of Raw Thrill's selling points was that it would not be available for home consoles. It just doesn't give that plastic Happ Controls arcade feel to a game that was originally designed exclusively for arcades. The Wiimote or Wiizapper really doesn't give the feel of a gun. Shooting games really aren't the Wii's strongpoint. Thats like paying 22 each Plus, Target is offering select Nintendo 3DS games on sale for only 24.99 Also, through February 10th. Target: Terror for Wii (or just go to the arcade, ok) Based on the 2004 arcade game from Raw Thrills, the company started by acclaimed designer Eugene Jarvis, Target: Terror on Wii has players shooting down.
