Looking back on 2011's Fortune Street (or 'Boom Street' for those in Europe) today feels like a fever dream. A Wii board game starring Mario & co. that isn't Mario Party? One that's published by ...

The Japanese video board game known as Itadaki Street has finally made its way to the States in the form of Fortune Street for the Nintendo Wii. We just now got our review copy of this Monopoly ...

Fortune Street might be worth your investment. Otherwise, just stick to the Nintendo version of Monopoly and look to the Wii’s other offerings for your video game needs. Audrey Drake is an ...

People are mad. But this isn’t an op/ed piece about the financial world; this is a review of the newest Wii exclusive game by Nintendo, aptly called Fortune Street. I know it sounds like another ...

Fortune Street for Wii brings together Dragon Quest and Mario characters. The build I played at E3 had Mario, Bowser, Bianca, Angelo, and Slime available. The final game will have more characters ...

Fortune Street for Wii brings together Super Mario stars and Dragon Quest’s finest, but aside from the cast change the game plays the same. Fortune Street is based on Monopoly. Players roll dice ...

Nintendo and Square Enix team-up Fortune Street is bringing the best of both ... sights you'll be trying to conquer with the upcoming Wii game. The game takes in spots of Mario history, starting ...

Fortune Street, an English version of the long running Itadaki Street games, has way more than that. Square Enix who will publish the Wii title in Japan just released a larger roster. Bowser ...

Leave it to Fortune Street (Boom Street in Europe), though ... Twenty years later we have the Wii incarnation, and it's safe to say that this is the first iteration that most gamers around ...