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Picture from Six Flags Fun Park in stores

Today Ubisoft announced that Six Flags Fun Park is now available in retail stores throughout North America. Six Flags Fun Park hopes to offer players of all ages the entertainment and fun of a Six Flags theme park in a video game setting. The game includes more than 40 mini-games and rides, including boat racing, skee ball, haunted houses and batting cages. Players are also rewarded with coins and tickets for performing good deeds around the park, such as picking up litter and helping out patrons. Six Flags Fun Park for the Wii retails for $19.99 and for a limited time each game will include a free child’s admission ticket to any Six Flags theme park.

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