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Wiis can still be difficult to find, and even if you do happen to come across one, it’ll cost you upwards of $249.99 to pick up a console. Its time for the Vii 2, V-Sports. Rumdes is displaying the latest version of the Wii-copycat console that comes with a motion controller, includes Wii Sports-esque games and other titles, is available three different color schemes and runs on two AA batteries. It costs ¥7,980/$80.

While it isn’t as technologically advanced as the official system, it does offer a quite a few games for the money. V-Sports comes with 21 games. Based on images from technabob, the games included appear to be tennis, fishing, a dancing game, mini-golf, ping pong, bowling, a Cooking Mama clone, a Balloon Fight clone, darts, baseball, a Columns clone, a Tetris clone and an Alleyway clone.

It looks a bit cheap and cheesy, but sometimes these mini game units can be a lot of fun. I used to love playing these plug-and-play game systems with friends back when I was in college. I even still have an Intellivision collection plug-and-play console. $80 seems a bit steep for the V-Sports system though.

Read [technabob] Also Read [Akiba Blog (Japanese)] Via [QJ.Net] Site [Rumdes]

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