Title: The Oregon Trail: 40th Anniversary Edition
The Oregon Trail is now available for Wii and Nintendo 3DS thanks to RedWagon Games and DoubleTap Games.
About the Game:
Set in the mid-1800s, The Oregon Trail lets players assume the role of a wagon pioneer leader guiding a party of settlers westward across 2,000 miles of winding, rough terrain from Independence, Missouri, to Oregon City on the Oregon Trail. The classic game has now been modernized for all ages on Wii™ and Nintendo 3DS™ and is part of the frenzy of nostalgia over the game, which has yielded everything from band tour promotions (“Fall Out Boy Trail”) to humorous references on popular websites (“Digg has broken an axle”). Since 1971, more than 65 million copies of the highly popular game have been sold. The single-player game retraces the historical journey, challenging the gamer to survive and prosper through four unique storylines with three different time periods. Plan and stock up for the dangerous trip, complete a variety of timed challenges including hunting and fishing, and unlock special items along the way. The Oregon Trail on Wii and Nintendo 3DS is the first version of the game where players can drive the wagon on the trail.
The Oregon Trail was created in 1971 by three student teachers at Carleton College in Northfield, Minn., and immediately became popular throughout Minneapolis public schools. Since that time, the game has gone through a number of editions on a variety of platforms, including Apple II, Macintosh, DOS, Windows and iPhone/iPod Touch. Today, The Oregon Trail legacy is nurtured by The Learning Company, a division of global education leader Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
Rated E-10+
You can purchase at retailers that carry Nintendo DS and Wii games or Amazon.
Giveaway
One reader will win The Oregon Trail for Wii!
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i would like to win this for my step daughter
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I’d give it to a friend’s son
I would keep it for myself…I love Oregon Trail!
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This would be for my grandson, he would love it.
I would give this to my sister and her two daughters
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I would give it to my sister and her family.
I would give this to my son and daughter. Thanks!
I’d give it to my husband. Thanks!
to my daughter
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I would give this to my son if I won.
My grandson would enjoy playing this game.
I’d keep it! I loved playing this when I was a kid!
My whole family would play. We love Oregon Trail.
I would give it to my kids…but I would play it with them.
id love this for my son jordan
I would definately keep this for our family. I bought a download of (what I think is this game) from a site years ago and played online. I was addicted. Of course I have no idea where the download number is now..so I would love to win this. I bet it would be fun playing on the Wii.
This one would totally be for my husband!!!
I would give it to my kids…not surewhich one would enjoy it themost though!
the kids and I would like to play it also!
I would give this to my son. He used to play this game years ago on the computer and loved it.
I would give this game to my daughters
i would give it to my son.
I want it for me!
i’d give it to my godchildren
My niece! She would love it
I would KEEP the game if I won!! And when my son was old enough, I would let him play with me
He’s 4 months old now… and with the rate kids are learning about electronics now, he’ll be ready to play next week 
If I win, I’m giving this to my younger siblings
My kid brother has a wii…I would give this to him…I think he would really enjoy it! I know I did.
This would be for me! I loved playing this game in school and I think I’d still enjoy it!
I would give this to my niece.
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I would give this to my niece.
i would keep this for me
I would give this game to my kids if I won.
I would give this to my family if I won
It would be for my whole family.
I think my son would like this.
I would give this to my daughter.
I would give this game to my friend.