Target’s entire Black Friday 2012 ad has been posted online. Below you’ll find video game-specific deals from the retailer.
While there aren’t as many interesting sales compared to offers that will be made available at other stores such as Walmart, there will be a few interesting buys.
Once again, the full list of Nintendo deals can be found below.
Hardware
Wii bundle with Just Dance Kids 2, Wii Sports, Wii Sports Resort – $119
3DS system with Super Mario 3D Land pre-installed – $149.99
$39 controllers
Wii Play Motion with Wiimote
$10 games (only a few listed in the ad, more on sale)
Wheel of Fortune (Wii)
Brave: The Video Game (DS)
$15 games (only a few listed in the ad, more on sale)
Just Dance 3 (Wii)
Plants vs. Zombies (DS)
LEGO Battles: Ninjago (DS)
Wreck-It Ralph (DS)
$25 games (only a few listed in the ad, more on sale)
Just Dance Disney Party (Wii)
LEGO Batman 2 (Wii)
$35 games (only a few listed in the ad, more on sale)
Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two (Wii)
Free $10 gift card when you buy Just Dance 4
For PlayStation 3/Xbox 360 deals, head on over to Gaming Everything.
* systems listed in parenthesis indicate the boxart shown in the ad
Pokemon Black 2 and Pokemon White 2 were high up on the October 2012 NPD charts. Black 2 secured the #3 spot while White 2 landed at #5. Together, the two versions sold 865,000 copies in the US last month.
How does that stack up to the original games? Black/White moved over two million copies in less than two weeks.
Zen Studios is hard at work at new content for all platforms. Fortunately, the 3DS is being included in the company’s plans.
Zen Studios tweeted yesterday:
“We plan to have new content for ALL platforms by the end of the year (yes, even 3DS!). What’s that? It’s already November? Back to work…”
I might be having a brain fart, but I can’t think of any Zen Studios games coming to the 3DS before the end of 2012. This may be DLC-related then…
All of the sudden, there are a number of uncertainties surrounding the Wii U version of Call of Duty: Black Ops II. The game’s season pass won’t be available on the console – at least not right away since Activision is evaluating the situation with Nintendo – and now the newly announced YouTube streaming feature also won’t be on Wii U “at this time”.
The one decent piece of news concerns the possibility of adding the functionality sometime down the road. An Activision representative said YouTube streaming could come to Wii U in the form of a “future update”:
“Wii U will not have this feature at this time, but it is being evaluated for a future update.”
