LONG BEACH, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Photos from Nintendo of America Inc.'s dedication of a Starlight Fun Center™ to Miller Children’s Hospital Long Beach are available on Business Wire's website and AP PhotoExpress.
Photo one:
In this photo provided by Nintendo of America, actress and Starlight Children’s Foundation™ Fairy Godmother Jamie Lee Curtis joins a Miller Children’s Hospital Long Beach patient, Don James, executive vice president of operations for Nintendo of America and Dr. Mel Marks in celebrating Nintendo’s sponsorship of an interactive Starlight Fun Center™ mobile entertainment unit featuring the new Wii game Kirby’s Return to Dream Land™. Such units let hospitalized kids play video games to pass the time. Since 1992, Nintendo and Starlight have placed more than 7,000 Fun Centers in hospitals across North America.
Photo two:
In this photo provided by Nintendo of America, actress and Starlight Children’s Foundation™ Fairy Godmother Jamie Lee Curtis and Kirby enjoy time with a patient at Miller Children’s Hospital Long Beach to celebrate Nintendo’s sponsorship of an interactive Starlight Fun Center™ mobile entertainment unit featuring the new Wii game Kirby’s Return to Dream Land™. Such units let hospitalized kids play video games to pass the time. Since 1992, Nintendo and Starlight have placed more than 7,000 Fun Centers in hospitals across North America.
Photo three:
In this photo provided by Nintendo of America, Diana J., 4, colors her dream Super Ability at Miller Children’s Hospital Long Beach to celebrate Nintendo’s sponsorship of an interactive Starlight Fun Center™ mobile entertainment unit featuring the new game Kirby’s Return to Dream Land™, which launched Oct. 24, 2011 for the Wii console. Such units let hospitalized kids play video games to pass the time. Since 1992, Nintendo and Starlight Children’s Foundation™ have placed more than 7,000 Fun Centers in hospitals across North America.
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