Re: : Dance Dance Revolution for Gamecube

[Guest guest]

For all who were interested, I got a response from Nintendo's customer

service regarding the availability of " Dance Dance Revolution " for Gamecube.

Here it is...

" Earlier in the year, you contacted us regarding the availability of

Dance Dance Revolution: Mix for the Nintendo GameCube and we

wanted to provide you with an update on this game, as its re-release

date has changed. Dance Dance Revolution: Mix is now scheduled

for a mid-May 2006 release. If you are still interested in getting a

copy of this great game, we encourage you to contact your local

retailers to determine who will have the game available for purchase.

Thank you,

Nintendo of America Inc. "

[Guest guest]

I know at GameCrazy (like a GameStop - only associated with

Hollywood Video) you can " pre-register " for a game that is about to

be released. That way you are sure to get a copy in case they sell

out (which is what happened to us.) The game cost us $50 - I assume

that will still be the price. We had to put down $5 to hold the

game and paid the difference when it came in.

fwiw,

timary

>

> For all who were interested, I got a response from Nintendo's

customer

> service regarding the availability of " Dance Dance Revolution " for

Gamecube.

>

>

> Here it is...

>

> " Earlier in the year, you contacted us regarding the availability

of

> Dance Dance Revolution: Mix for the Nintendo GameCube and we

> wanted to provide you with an update on this game, as its re-

release

> date has changed. Dance Dance Revolution: Mix is now

scheduled

> for a mid-May 2006 release. If you are still interested in

getting a

> copy of this great game, we encourage you to contact your local

> retailers to determine who will have the game available for

purchase.

>

> Thank you,

> Nintendo of America Inc. "

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Timary!

Caroline

> From: Timary <timaryp@...>

> Reply-< >

> Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2006 14:58:24 +0000

> < >

> Subject: Re: : Dance Dance Revolution for Gamecube

>

> I know at GameCrazy (like a GameStop - only associated with

> Hollywood Video) you can " pre-register " for a game that is about to

> be released. That way you are sure to get a copy in case they sell

> out (which is what happened to us.) The game cost us $50 - I assume

> that will still be the price. We had to put down $5 to hold the

> game and paid the difference when it came in.

>

> fwiw,

> timary