Photos from Nintendo at AARP's Annual Life@50+ Expo Event at Washington, D.C. are...

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Photos from Nintendo at AARP's Annual Life@50+ Expo Event at Washington, D.C. are Available On Business Wire's Web Site and AP PhotoExpress

WASHINGTON--(Business Wire)--
Two photos from Nintendo at AARP's annual Life@50+ Expo event at
Washington, D.C. are available on Business Wire's web site and AP
PhotoExpress.

   Photo one:

   Brenda Stells of Berwyn, PA, watches as her friend Kathleen
Marshall of Wyndmoor, PA, bowls a strike at Wii Sports: bowling at
AARP's annual Life@50+ Expo event at Washington, D.C.'s Walter E.
Washington Convention Center. Nintendo's interactive booth attracted
crowds with live demonstrations of senior- and baby boomer-friendly
video games for its Wii and Nintendo DS systems.

   Photo two:

   Sharen Price and Virginia Foale of Jamaica, NY, find out their
brain age at Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes A Day, a
brain-training video game for the portable Nintendo DS system.
Featured at AARP's annual Life@50+ Expo event in Washington, D.C., the
game is designed to help seniors and baby boomers to keep their minds
agile with a series of math, memory, verbal and musical activities.

Golin/Harris
Elisa Greene, 415-274-7911
egreene@golinharris.com

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