Today, The News Team from Go Nintendo says (in Average hours spent playing first party Wii games) Link

I told you that Totilo loves his Wii information. He’s such a Nintendo fanboy at heart! Super Smash Bros. Brawl (March 2008) — 68 hours, 51 minutes Animal Crossing: City Folk (November 2008) — 54 hours, 16 minutes Fire Emblem Radiant Dawn (November 2007) – 46 hours, 40 minutes The Legend...

And Stephen Totilo from Kotaku says (in How Many Hours People Play Nintendo's Wii Games (Sorry, Donkey Kong)) The following stats are pulled from the usage data shared by more than two million Wii users through the system's Nintendo Channel. For more information about how we calculate these total playtimes, check out this week's earlier Wii stats post)

Yesterday, The News Team from Go Nintendo says (in Average time Wii owners spend playing Sonic games, music games) Sonic Unleashed (November 2008) – 14 hours, 16 minutes
Sonic and the Black Knight (March 2009) – 12 hours, 3 minutes
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (November 2007): 11 hours, 25 minutes
Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity (January 2008) – 11 hours, 1 minute

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3 Weeks Ago, it.truveo.com says (in E3 09: Mario and Luigi Bowser's Inside Story Trailer) View things from a new perspective in the trailer for Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story for the DS.

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Last Month, Gamers Hell says (in New Super Mario Bros. Wii E3 2009 Trailer) 854x480 - 01:31 minutes

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3 Months Ago, lisa@el33tonline.com (Lisa) from EL33TONLINE says (in 10 mil copies of Wii Play sold in US) According to Nintendo, Wii sales were up by 74% with lifetime US sales now standing at 19 million. The DS has sold a lifetime US total of 29 million. This will no doubt be boosted by sales of the Nintendo DSi which launches across the US on the 5th of April. It looks like Nintendo can sit back, relax...