•  428 (Sega, Platinum)
• Muramasa Demon Blade (Marvelous, Gold)
• Arc Rise Fantasia (Marvelous, Silver)
• Family Ski World Ski & Snowboard (Namco Bandai, Silver)
• One Piece Unlimited Cruise Episode 1 (Namco Bandai, Silver)
• Tales of Symphonia: Ratatoskr no Kishi (Namco Bandai, Bronze)
• Dragon Ball Z Sparking! Meteor (Namco Bandai, Bronze)

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Flashy covers.

I'd like a similar thing in Australia. Might make me use it.

Of course, Nintendo of America has no interest in bringing back player's choice.

" I'd like a similar thing in Australia. Might make me use it. "

" @Godwind: Which is sad. I can do down and pick up Kameo for 30 Bucks right now new? But A Launch title on Wii is still a stupid price. Nintendo need to pick up its game with...well...its games...I'd like to also see it extend to the DS. Can't tell me that they haven't already profited majorly off of something like Animal Crossing : WW or New SMB. Bring the prices down to like 30 or something. Get new buyers in. Sony have always had the right idea going with its "Platinum" range and to an extent Microsoft with its Classics. (Is it classics?)  Anyway cut to the quick, I think they're losing themselves more money not bringing this west. "

The Platinum Range is a Sony PlayStation budget range in the PAL regions, notably Europe (including the United Kingdom and Ireland), Australia, New Zealand, India, and Africa. A similar budget range in the North American market is known as the Greatest Hits label.

gimmick.

" @Godwind:  
 

The Platinum Range is a Sony PlayStation budget range in the PAL regions, notably Europe (including the United Kingdom and Ireland), Australia, New Zealand, India, and Africa. A similar budget range in the North American market is known as the Greatest Hits label.

  Thankyou Wikipedia. Didn't know it had a different name in different territories.  "

" gimmick. "

It takes up way too much of the cover of games.

The new cover is a paper sleeve, inside is the standard box with no extra indicators that it's a budget re-release.

" @JeffGoldblum:  That's the price you must pay for not buying the game earlier. "

Hmm, the way I understood the news of this, is that Nintendo is trying to get attention to games that have reviewed well and haven't sold like they should have. Not really budget titles like "Platinum Hits" or "Players Choice" but games that deserve better sales and didn't get enough advertising and got favorable reviews all around, hence the whole "Gold, Silver and Bronze" labels. It's a good idea to bring attention to 3rd party titles that are great and deserve to sell.

" Hmm, the way I understood the news of this, is that Nintendo is trying to get attention to games that have reviewed well and haven't sold like they should have. Not really budget titles like "Platinum Hits" or "Players Choice" but games that deserve better sales and didn't get enough advertising and got favorable reviews all around, hence the whole "Gold, Silver and Bronze" labels. It's a good idea to bring attention to 3rd party titles that are great and deserve to sell. "

" @Godwind: your.... your moms a gimmick? "

Nice, a great marketing move from Nintendo I must admit. Are they brining it over to the Western World?

Ugly covers.