Holiday brightens
Tulsa World - The Nintendo Wii video game player and the Rose Petal Cottage playhouse are among the current Yuletide favorites. The retail comeback doesn't stop with appliances or high-tech toys. For some recent days, the American Eagle Outfitters store at
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Make My Day
American Reporter - Can I play your Nintendo? Mall Employee: Yeah, just don't go jumping on any customers. Squirrel: No promises. Maybe, just maybe, feeding a squirrel would teach it not to be afraid of humans. By overcoming its fear of humans, it wasn't afraid to
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Republic bank closure
Spokane Spokesman-Review - Read today and you'll see a great new condo/co-op in CdA, grants to local schools, a review of the new Nintendo consolve (video games and tech get good coverage in the biz section), and some student loan info. Tim McGuire and Bert Caldwell have
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BLOG: Control Freak
Orlando Sentinel - During a recent conference call, Nintendo's Reggie Fils-Aime [I love you Reggie!] reported that Gamestop will offer "Rain check" certificates to help all of the Wii-hungry masses. Sites are reporting that Visiting your local Gamestop on the 20th and
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Last-Minute Shoppers Search For Nintendo Wii
WCPO - Cash registers in stores across the Tri-state are cooling off tonight. They got a workout Christmas Eve as people headed out to the malls and discount stores for some last-minute deals. One of the most sought after items: the Nintendo Wii. While our
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Last-Minute Dash For Christmas Presents
Sky.com - The rush came despite more people than ever doing their Christmas shopping online. Sale website eBay said its top seller last week had been the Nintendo Wii, with 36,641 sold, followed by the Xbox 360 with 11,054 sales. The Nintendo DS, iPods, and Ugg
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Nintendo hit by Wii shortage
MSNBC - Shortages of Nintendo's Wii games console are benefiting the Japanese company's rivals Microsoft and Sony in the crucial run-up to Christmas in the US. Nintendo sought to keep sales going at the end of last week by introducing "rain-check
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Seattle adventurer muscles across Pacific in a rowboat
Seattle Post Intelligencer - Dozens of Seattleites would be thrilled to get a new iPod on Christmas morning, or find a stocking stuffed with gift cards. Many children would be pleased with a Nintendo Wii. Erden Eruc? He'd like to break across the equatorial countercurrent that
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'Dear Santa': Kids ask for their heart's desire
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle - Those items include No. 1: a black Nintendo DS; and No. 20: 30 bucks. "He's a list guy," says Tanner's dad, Kyle Allen of Webster. "That was probably (written) over a span of two or three visits at my place." Emily Dulieu's gift wish list, meanwhile
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