Nintendo of America has announced its full list of software and hardware promotion venues for 2004. We've listed the dates, locations and other information currently known below.

Nintendo Street Team

Program Timeline: Year-round
Participating Cities: Eight teams stationed throughout the country

This year Nintendo will roll out an exciting and extensive program to provide consistent, year-round exposure to consumers. The Nintendo Street Team will consist of two different sub-teams, which will bring visibility and video game fun to a variety of events, and allow people to play new and soon-to-be released games.

In the first group, Nintendo will have six teams scattered around the country. Each team will have two members, as well as an SUV tricked out in full Nintendo gear. Each SUV will have five mounted Nintendo GameCube stations (two inside, three outside) and two Game Boy Advance SP interactive belts for members, with four GBA SP units on each belt. The SUV also will feature a custom sound system. This portion of the Street Team will be active throughout the year. In the second group, one team will be stationed on each coast and outfitted with a fully customized truck and a trailer that opens to reveal Nintendo GameCube interactive stations. The trailer will feature 10 Nintendo GameCube stations, as well as GBA SP belts for team members and staffers. It will also have a custom sound system. These members of the Street Teams will be active throughout the year.

Ultimate Summer Job

Program Timeline: May to August
Participating Cities: Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, New York, Seattle

Nintendo is on the hunt for a few dozen video game fans to become members of the Nintendo Street Team for the summer. Forty-eight winners - eight in each market - get the Ultimate Summer Job: representing Nintendo at music, sports and lifestyle events all summer long.

In May, applicants over 18 years old will submit two-minute-long VHS tapes of themselves explaining why they should be chosen as members of the Street Team. Applicants also can apply in person at select GameStop stores in the participating cities. In June, successful candidates will attend a special Nintendo boot camp to become trained in every aspect of Nintendo, including history, systems, games and products. Throughout the summer, each Street Team will receive a new weekly challenge. Online viewers will track their progress and success, and vote for the ultimate Street Team. The ultimate winners will receive an ultimate prize of $40,000, distributed equally among team members.

ASA Mobile Skatepark Series

Program Timeline: May to September
Participating Cities: Cincinnati; Washington, D.C.; Buffalo, N.Y.; Sacramento, Calif.; Los Angeles/Pomona

This multi-city series of action sports and music festivals features top-level televised competitions in skateboarding, freestyle BMX and in-line skating. Each event offers live music, breakdancing, graffiti art, autograph signings and an open skate park. The events also will have video game contests and extensive video game demos, courtesy of the Nintendo Street Team.

AND 1 Mix Tape Tour

Program Timeline: June 3 to Aug. 21
Participating Cities: Fresno, Calif.; Oakland, Calif.; Sacramento, Calif.; Los Angeles; Phoenix; San Diego; Las Vegas; Salt Lake City; Denver; Oklahoma City; San Antonio; Dallas; Houston; Philadelphia; Providence, R.I.; New York; Cleveland; Detroit; Indianapolis; Chicago; Minneapolis; Kansas City, Mo.; Memphis, Tenn.; New Orleans; Atlanta; Tampa, Fla.; Miami; Jacksonville, Fla; Raleigh, N.C.; Washington, D.C.

The AND 1 Mix Tape Tour showcases the best street basketball talent in 30 cities around the country. The two-part events in each city include an afternoon open series of pick-up games among local street ballers. The winners will be selected to compete in an evening exhibition against the AND 1 players. Local ballers will compete for both a spot on the AND 1 team roster and endorsement deals. The Nintendo Street Team, with its customized truck and trailer, will be on hand to provide interactive game demonstrations. Original AND 1 icon Skip to My Lou (Rafer Alston of the Miami Heat) will make appearances throughout the summer. He will join the rest of the team, which includes Professor, Hot Sauce, Main Event, Half Man, Alimoe, AO and Prime Objective, among others.

Nintendo Fusion Tour

Program Timeline: September to October
Participating Cities: Major cities to be announced

This is Nintendo's second tour of this kind. It features a unique fusion of music, video games and lifestyle events. The 2003 Nintendo Fusion Tour showcased Evanescence, one of the most popular groups in the country. The 2004 event will similarly feature some of today's hottest musical talent, and will give attendees a chance to play a great lineup of new games for Nintendo GameCube and Game Boy Advance.