Nintendo releases ice black Wii and crimson Nintendo DSi, "Monster Hunter 3" bundled pack also

Nintendo announced the new color of the game console "Wii" and the handheld game machine "Nintendo DSi".

It is released with a jet black Wii and crimson Nintendo DSi, both of which have become more vivid colors than before, and Wii software released August 1 "Monster Hunter 3"A bundled pack will also be offered.

Also,First-come-first-served basis of "Monster Hunter 3" previously announcedIt is also clear.

Details are as below.
"Nintendo DSi" and "Wii" new color release | News release: June 4, 2009

According to this release, Nintendo will add "Red" which adopted the gloss specification newly to the portable game machine "Nintendo DSi" on Saturday, July 11. The manufacturer's suggested retail price is the same as the past 18,800 yen.

This is "Red" of Nintendo DSi. It has become a gloss specification which was not found in the conventional color ring.


And from August 1 (Sat), additional addition of "Kurosu" is planned to be newly added to the stationary game machine "Wii", and the manufacturer's suggested retail price is the same as conventional 25,000 yen.


On the same day, "Kuro" version controllers will also be released. Wii remote control is 3800 yen.


Nunchaku is 1,800 yen.


Classic controller PRO (black) will also be released at 2000 yen. "Shiro" will also be released on the same day.


In addition, it seems that the pack containing "Monster Hunter 3" and "Clos" version of Wii, "Classic Controller PRO (Black)" will be released on August 1st. The price is 33,000 yen.


The pack containing "Monster Hunter 3" and "Classic Controller PRO" will be released at 8490 yen. This is the "black" version.


"Shiro" version


Also, the first prize of "Monster Hunter 3" turned out. One of the figures reproducing the three types of heads of Kruppecco, Lagiacruz, Lioleus is attached.


By the way Advertisement video of "Monster Hunter 3" is released on today 's official fan site for mobile "Monhan Department".


Access to the Monhan Department is from the following.