Apparently Paper Mario was a popular title to some niche group out there in the world. Nintendo followed it up with Super Paper Mario for the Wii, and I'm not so sure it was as well received as it predecessor. Either way, Amazon's got a pretty good deal going on for fans of the franchise.

Super Paper Mario's price has been dropped by $10 on Amazon.com! Be sure to check in on this as soon as possible, because Amazon's notorious for popping a deal out as quickly as it was popped in.

You want a deal on a used Wii game? Usually you hit the local video rental store to see what crap they've got one sale. The boxes are scuffed-up and covered in markdown stickers and such, but that was in the past. Gamefly's got a really good deal on a really good title.

When it comes to movie-video game tie-ins, it doesn't get much better than this. Target has Speed Racer gift cards on sale that are bundled with all sorts of goodies. The main prize of this deal? A mini USB 2.0 flash drive.

You may remember that Circuit City had a pretty good deal going on last week for the zombie game House of the Dead 2. You may also remember that not only did you get #2 for a great price, but it's packaged with #3 also. Now Amazon has decided to jump into the pricing fray and lure customers their way.

You really want a copy of Guitar Hero III, but you're not sure if you want to open up your wallet so wide. Sure, it's critically acclaimed, loved by gamers all over, but is it worth it? After all, it's just a video game.

Want a nice piece of trivia? Between 1990 and 1999, the number of fitness centers multiplied by a factor of 10. Interestingly enough, the average american was 10 pounds heavier at the end of that same period. If there was ever a time for Wii Fit to launch, it's now.

Amazon.com's been a great online stop for Wii games, although some of the titles lack a little in the "oomph" department. Some of the games currently available for sale have been marked down by up to $20, so it's well worth sifting through their catalog. Here are some of the higlights of the games on sale.

It's been pretty hard to find any real shortcuts on getting a copy of Mario Kart Wii. After all, it is one of the most highly-anticipated Nintendo titles ever. For all those that have been waiting for the clouds to part and a deal to come forth, you won't have to go any further than your local GameStop.

You've been reading all about Super Smash Bros. Brawl on the Web, but you haven't picked it up yet. Something about the price tag just has you a little skittish about opening your wallet up that wide for a video game. Buy.com's gonna try to make your decision a little easier for you.

Buy.com has now made SSBB available for less than $45! Well, the price is $44.44, to be exact, but it's still quite the steal. Add the fact that shipping is free with the purchase, and you're cooking with fire.

We all love the cuddly dinosaurs and princesses and tennis matches, but sometimes you want a little more bite. There's been a lack of solid first-person shooters on the Wii, especially scary ones. Circuit City's heard your cries, and they've brought a sale with them.