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New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Super Mario Galaxy 2, Mario Party 9 and Wii Party will be on Nintendo Selects in June

Rating games as low-priced classics is a good way to acquire those games that we think should be in our collection. At Nintendo, the collection of low-priced games is called Nintendo Selects and in June we will be lucky enough to have four new games for Wii and Wii U join this rating.

The chosen ones are New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Super Mario Galaxy 2, Mario Party 9 and Wii Party, four Wii classics that can also be played on Wii U without any problem, since the recent Nintendo console is backward compatible with most Wii games.

The incorporation of these four games in Nintendo Selects will be on June 13 and although the price has not been announced, it is expected that the four will be around 20 euros , like the rest of the games that exist right now under this seal.

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