Deca Sports Ships to Stores Across US
New Wii sports title now available
Date: Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Author: Jeff McAllister

Hudson Entertainment has announced that Deca Sports is now available on store shelves across the country for the Nintendo Wii.

“Deca Sports has been a highly anticipated title in the minds of the enthusiast media and consumers alike almost immediately from the time we announced it was coming to the U.S. market,” said John Greiner, President of Hudson Entertainment. “With summer on the horizon, we anticipate Deca Sports being a popular choice for those looking for a fun-filled Wii experience.”

Combining ten sporting events into one game, players can compete in beach volleyball, snowboard cross, badminton, basketball, curling, figure skating, archery, supercross, soccer and kart racing.

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