Talk:Midway Arcade Treasures Deluxe Edition

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Just a note on the image, it's a bit out of date. Note it says "28 games" when in fact Mortal Kombat was added to the set, making it 29. The rating is no longer "Teen" or "Mature" but a range from E to M (the Mortal Kombat games helped start the whole voluntary video games rating system after all and were considered "mature" under the equivalent to today's Mature).

• New images can be found on Midway.com's site, btw.

[edit] There is no Wii version

I've checked Midway.com, IGN, GameFaqs, and a few other gaming sites, as well as using some search engines. I can't find a single mention of a Wii version. So I've removed the Wii section of the article. CardinalFangZERO 11:43, 21 February 2007 (UTC)