Pokémon Stadium, Snap join Player's Choice

[12.23.00] » The N64's first two Pokémon titles will soon be available for reduced prices.

   Nintendo today announced that Pokémon Stadium and Pokémon Snap, having each sold more than one million copies, will both be joining its low-priced Player's Choice line. Beginning December 26th, the two Nintendo 64 titles will carry a suggested retail price of $39.95 US. As a result of the price cut, Pokémon Stadium will likely no longer include the Transfer Pak; while Nintendo has not confirmed such a change, StarFox 64 dropped the bundled Rumble Pak when it joined the Player's Choice line.

   "We're proud to add more top-notch titles to our Player's Choice line," said Peter Main, executive vice president of sales and marketing at Nintendo of America. "Not only are these games among the best interactive titles ever created, but now they're also among the best values our industry has ever offered."

   Other new Player's Choice titles include Perfect Dark, Super Smash Brothers, and Donkey Kong 64.