Determined to help lift the spirits of seriously ill children and their families, Nintendo of America Inc. and Starlight Starbright Children’s Foundation have committed to placing hundreds of popular Fun Centers, now featuring Wii game systems, in hospitals across the United States and Canada by the end of this year. Nintendo of America is manufacturing [...]
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Nintendo and Starlight’s New Fun Centers Featuring Wii Give Sick Children a Boost
Posted by admin in June 25th 2008
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