More intriguing SKU pictures from Hollywood Video
We’ve got more intriguing Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) pictures fresh from Hollywood Video, posted by Rumor Reporter. Here we see that there’s a “Wii-Bonk” listed in one of the screens; obviously this wouldn’t be the same TurboGrafx-16 port that’s already available in the Virtual Console. It’s currently priced at US$ 14.99 and is reported to be released on October 7. The relatively low price leaves us wondering if this will be just another remake of Bonk, or another port like the one in Virtual Console? We’ll see.
Balls of Fury, the still-obscure Ping pong title (a Wii adaptation of the Christopher Walken movie with the same title perhaps?) is priced at US$ 29.99, and will be put on shelves on September 20.
The more interesting tidbits though are the following: Metal Gear Solid 4 (priced at US$ 59.99 – no surprises there) has a Halloween 2007 release date, and Grand Theft Auto 4 has October 16 set as its big day.
Great news, yes. We also hope that the SKU screens hold water; at this point, waiting in line to get a copy of Metal Gear Solid 4 definitely beats having to go from house to house begging for candy or throwing toilet paper at your neighbor’s trees.
We’ve got more intriguing Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) pictures fresh from Hollywood Video, posted by Rumor Reporter. Here we see that there’s a “Wii-Bonk” listed in one of the screens; obviously this wouldn’t be the same TurboGrafx-16 port that’s already available in the Virtual Console. It’s currently priced at US$ 14.99 and is reported to be released on October 7. The relatively low price leaves us wondering if this will be just another remake of Bonk, or another port like the one in Virtual Console? We’ll see.
Balls of Fury, the still-obscure Ping pong title (a Wii adaptation of the Christopher Walken movie with the same title perhaps?) is priced at US$ 29.99, and will be put on shelves on September 20.
The more interesting tidbits though are the following: Metal Gear Solid 4 (priced at US$ 59.99 – no surprises there) has a Halloween 2007 release date, and Grand Theft Auto 4 has October 16 set as its big day.
Great news, yes. We also hope that the SKU screens hold water; at this point, waiting in line to get a copy of Metal Gear Solid 4 definitely beats having to go from house to house begging for candy or throwing toilet paper at your neighbor’s trees.
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