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Reggie comes out on stage and revs up the crowd for what he describes as a super exciting surprise and then announcement. The super exciting surprise is that Cammie Dunaway, despite having retired from the gaming industry, is coming back to Nintendo, and will be joining Reggie on stage along with the rest of the E3 2008 crew. Wii Music U is announced, and GIF-worthy hilarity ensues. And then at the end of the Wii Music U presentation Reggie takes the stage back to happily announce "You've probably heard about us teaming up with a great game developing team for a super secret project. Today we at Nintendo are proud to announce that we have teamed up with Retro to develop Wii Music U."

Nintendo has revealed the Best Buy stores in which you can play their E3 games. The list contains the 75 cities in the United States (but not the 21 in Canada) where the demos of the games can be played during four hour blocks on two different days during the week of the event.

Although the list of games which will be available has not been disclosed, we do know that the games can be played from 4PM to 8PM (local time of the state) on Wednesday, June 12th, and from 1PM to 5PM on Saturday, June 15.

You can check if your city or a city near you will be holding the demo after the break:

Source: Kotaku

Alabama

Birmingham, Huntsville

Arkansas

Fort Smith, North Little Rock

Arizona

Phoenix

California

Culver City, Elk Grove, Emeryville, San Jose, Tracy, Visalia

Colorado

Denver

Connecticut

Manchester

Delaware

Wilmington

Florida

Brandon, Fort Myers, Gainesville, Kissimmee, Miami, Pensacola

Georgia

Augusta, Duluth, Savannah, Smyrna

Iowa

Cedar Rapids, West Des Moines

Illinois

Bloomington, Schaumburg

Indiana

Greenwood

Kansas

Overland Park, Wichita

Kentucky

Florence, Lexington, Louisville

Louisiana

Harvey

Massachusetts

Cambridge, Dedham, Worcester

Maryland

Frederick, Glen Burnie, Wheaton

Michigan

Ann Arbor, Flint, Grand Rapids, Rochester Hills

Minnesota

Eden Prairie

Missouri

St. Louis

North Carolina

Cary, Fayetteville, Pineville, Winston-Salem

New Jersey

Iselin, West Paterson, Woodbury

New York

Albany, Amherst, Long Island City, Syracuse, Valley Stream, West Nyack

Ohio

Fairborn, North Olmsted, Reynoldsburg, Toledo

Oklahoma

Oklahoma City

Oregon

Portland

Pennsylvania

Erie, King of Prussia, Pittsburgh, Reading, Whitehall

South Carolina

Greenville, North Charleston

Tennessee

Brentwood, Knoxville, Memphis

Texas

Arlington, Austin, Houston, McAllen, The Woodlands, Tyler

Utah

Sandy

Virginia

Charlottesville, Glen Allen, Virginia Beach

Vermont

Williston

Washington

Lynnwood

Wisconsin

Greenfield