The concept behind Wii Party was to create a game that used the entire room players were in as a play space.

Soon enough, Wii Play won’t be the only game bundled with a Wii remote.

A former Nintendo joint venture subsidiary, Nd Cube, has been absorbed and transformed into an R&D division, with several Hudson employees now working for the firm.

Amidst a slow week for new releases, a bunch of older titles saw a significant sales bump.

While Fate/Extra couldn’t crash Nintendo’s Wii Party, it still debuted very respectably for a Marvelous game.

Wii Party, White Knight Chronicles and Harvest Moon. Something for everyone.

Nintendo’s next bridge game, Wii Party, is set to release this Fall. The title includes 13 party games and 70 minigames. Nintendo hope to further encourage social interaction with it. While Japan gets Wii Party this July, North America and Europe will have to wait until Fall.

Retailer leaks Remote Hide & Seek and Sensitive Bomb games.

Wii owners hankering for another “party” game can look forward to Wii Party. The game, which first appeared in a Nintendo financial presentation, is sailing to stores on July 8.

“According to our own survey, we know that more than 160 million Miis have been created by our customers,” Nintendo president Satoru Iwata explained at an investor briefing.