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Senior Living Community
Recreation Proposal
Brian SchwartzSales Executive
Agreed Package
More enhanced mentally and physically. Exercise while having fun doing it.
The package deal of Nintendo Wii Console HD Ready + 1 Wii Remote Controller + 1 Nunchuck Controller + System Accessories + 5 Game Wii Sports Bundle can be sold for $319.95.
Additional WiiWare is priced at $49.99 per game.
Strike across the Nation The Chicago Tribune is
reporting that the Wii is now the latest rage at the Sedgebrook retirement community in Lincolnshire, where the average age is 77.
Virtual bowling tournament
Then and Now “I used to play Pac-Man
a little bit, but with this you're actually moving around and doing something. You're not just sitting there pushing buttons and getting carpal tunnel.”
“This is pretty realistic. You can even put English on the ball,” said Don Hahn, 76, a veteran of numerous real-life bowling competitions.
Wii Hits a Home Run
Riderwood Retirement Community in Silver Spring, Maryland.
Carol Fales, 73, said, "I have progressed. I didn't think it could be done from a wheelchair."
Floor Plan-Main Level
1st Wii
Floor Plan-2nd Story
2nd & 3rd Wii
Proposal
3 Nintendo Wii Consoles HD Ready + 4 Wii Remote Controllers (12) + 1 Nunchuck Controllers (3) + System Accessories + 5 Game Wii Sports Bundle
WiiFit w/ Balance Board (2) Additional Balance Boards (2)
White Glove Delivery and Installation Host 1st Tournament with PR Package
Invoice
Wii OrderNintendo Wii Package ($300 x 3 units) $900
Wii Remote ($20 x 9 units) $180
WiiFit w/ Balance Board ($75 x 2 units) $150
Additional Balance Boards ($25 x 2 units)
$50
Installation/PR Package Included
Subtotal $1280
Volume Discount (-10%) - $128
Subtotal $1152
Tax $102
Total $1,254
Thank you for your time today.
Any Questions?
Important Numbers
Nintendo System Set-Up, Troubleshooting and Repair 1-800-255-3700
How to Order Accessories, Replacement Parts and More 1-800-255-3700
“Stimulate Your Mind & Body”“Stimulate Your Mind & Body”
Wii Facts The findings suggest that videogames that keep players "on
their toes" might help older adults keep their brains sharp, the researchers report in the journal Psychology and Aging.
Nintendo even went against the current and took the Wii to an AARP convention.
Published: July 14, 2008 Advertising Age More than 13 million Wiis have sold in the U.S., and families are
playing together. Our data have consumers reporting that almost 90% of the time
they are frequently or occasionally playing with others in the household.
9% play with grandparents On average, three people play the Wii in each Wii household. 54% of Wii gamers rate it a 10 (excellent) on a 10- point scale, with
an average score of 8.8 out of 10. More than one-third of Wii gamers say they will play their Wiis more
often in the future, and only 8% say they will play their Wiis less often a year from now.
Retirement Community Survey
How often would you use a Nintendo Wii?
Always 25%
Sometimes38%
Rarely21%
Never 16%
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