Nintendo Planning Mother’s Day DS Bundle

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Nintendo Planning Mother’s Day DS Bundle

April 26, 2009

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Nintendo will release a North American DS bundle targeted at Mother's Day gift shoppers.

Featuring a "new" green DS Lite, a copy of Personal Trainer: Cooking and a carry case, the bundle will be available on May 3, according to Nintendo of America.

The company didn't supply any pricing details, although 1UP spotted the bundle on retailer Best Buy's website priced at $159.99. NoA also made no indication that the system or promotion would be limited edition.

On April 27th Dan_Chippendale said:

packed in with a frickin diary.. lord give me strength

On April 26th lifeat30fps said:

No GTA? :(

Brian
www.brianwoods.com

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