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Brunswick Billiards gets its own Berkline home theater chairs
Nothing chases a good flick like a few games of pool, and that's exactly why Brunswick Billiards has teamed up with Berkline to introduce a few new offerings. The famed home theater seating company has agreed to create a fresh line of Brunswick-exclusive home theater chairs which will include two contemporary models and a single traditional model. Eight different types of leather will be available, and a few subtleties include a taller back, cup holders, lighted bases and power recline options. The luxurious seats will start at $1,249 apiece and should be ready to hit game rooms / HTs in "early summer."
Buy the 'last copies' of these cheap games at Best Buy
As one of those irritating "Black Friday" deals that gets desperate people outside at 4am, Best Buy will be offering four Wii games at a discounted price of $19.99 on Friday and Saturday. The selection includes enough of interest to make it worth leaving your family on Thanksgiving night to go camp out in front of an electronics store! If anything is.We won't speak for Rapala Tournament Fishing! or Brunswick Pro Bowling, although if you're going to buy those, you might as well do it at a reduced price. More likely to be cared about is Sonic and the Secret Rings, which might well be $20 worth of game. The best deal is Resident Evil 4 Wii Edition, which, at $20, is about what you'd pay for a new copy of RE4 on the GameCube. If you don't see these on the shelves, just wait until a blueshirt comes by with the "last one" of the game you're looking for. [Via GoNintendo]
WRUP: Rollin' balls edition
Those looking for a new game to play over this weekend are only left with one title: Brunswick Pro Bowling. But, even if you aren't the bowling aficionado we make you out to be, it's at least the last weekend we've all have to live through without our biggest anticipated game for the Wii: Metroid Prime 3.Will you be bowling on the Wii this weekend, or do you have something else planned for your leisurely time?
Become a portable Kingpin
The only bowling games I've had fun with are Wii Bowling, Super Monkey Ball Monkey Bowling and Strip Bowling (whenever I can con desperate women into playing). I understand though that not everyone is like me and also none of those games are serious bowling titles. It's with that in mind that bowling fans can look forward to the just announced Brunswick Pro Bowling. To be published by budget game publisher Crave Entertainment, Brunswick Pro Bowling will have players work their way from amateur to professional bowler by competing in a simulated year's worth of tournaments through ten authentic recreations of actual Brunswick alleys. When not tearing up the professional league you can bowl against friends in multiplayer. Beyond ad hoc wireless multiplayer, the PSP version of Brunswick Pro Bowling will have character customization options so you can personalize your ball thrower. Whether this game is a strike or gutter ball will be determined when it hits store shelves later this year. [Via DCEmu]
