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November 17, 2009 by The News Team
Filed Under: Wii
Yes, that's 100% real, and it exists in San Francisco. EA must think that EA Sports Active/More Workouts has the potential to be a huge seller this holiday season. Check out the details and locations for these stores below. Huge thanks to SeraphisCain for the heads up!
• San Francisco Location: 39 Stockton Street, San Francisco, CA 94108
• Boston Location: 156 Newbury Street, Boston, MA 02116
Locations open:
12:00 pm to 7:00 pm Monday to Friday
10:00 am to 6:00 pm Saturday - Sunday
Opened on November 15th, set to close on December 14th, 2009.
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So a game from EA (that's exclusive to the Wii) is so big that it gets its own retail store, yet they say that they're disappointed with the Wii. Yeah that makes sense! How about doing more marketing like this for all your Wii games, than they might be as success as this one clearly is.
@PEICanada7
Yeah, it is pretty hypocritical of EA, but there's a reason this one sold: It's an "exercise" game. Those are like bread and butter on Wii in terms of raking in profits. Kinda goes hand-in-hand with how it was recently said somewhere the developer waits for Nintendo to release something to follow the trend and release their own.
Yeah, it is pretty hypocritical of EA, but there's a reason this one sold: It's an "exercise" game. Those are like bread and butter on Wii in terms of raking in profits. Kinda goes hand-in-hand with how it was recently said somewhere the developer waits for Nintendo to release something to follow the trend and release their own.
What's next? Ubisoft opening an "Imagine" or "Petz" store? Hahahahaha, pathetic really.
This is like Nintendo opening a store just to promote Wii Sports Resort.
An entire store just for one "game"...
This is like Nintendo opening a store just to promote Wii Sports Resort.
An entire store just for one "game"...
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I never saw a publisher to open a store like that. So I guess the series are actually successful...