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Step right up for Carnival Games: more minigames for the Wii 
Joystiq | by Christopher Grant | Tue, May 22
Joystiq is the #6 Blogger for Wii Sports
If you're anything like us, one of your chief complaints of Nintendo's waggle-enabled phenom isn't the dearth of games that really push the control mechanism in new directions, it's the lack of minigame compilations! Sure, the system comes with Wii Sports, Ubisoft gave us Rayman Ravin...
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