Nike has been busy in production with Nintendo lately releasing their Nintendo Wii line, of which we have already reported on an Air Max 95 and a Blazer High. This one features a mostly white upper with Wii inspired accents. The on/off button appears on the tongue and the shoe also features an icy sole. [NiceKicks]

While obviously not as popular as it’s Air Force 1 counterpart, the Air Force 2 still manages to put out some nice colorways here and there. The upper is mostly black leather, but features yellow in the toe area as well as on the special shoelaces and logo on the tongue. The midsole and swoosh are both white, with a gum outsole. These are available now. [NiceKicks]

Start Ballin’ out of control with these Gucci inspired Nike Air Force 2 High’s. They have a solid black base with just a touch of Gucci to spice things up. These are available now at Nike retailers. [TheShoeGame]

Releasing well in time for Valentines Day are these special women’s Nike Air Force 2 High’s. Parts of the upper feature an all over skull graphic and they come in a white, gold and red colorway. Pick up a pair for your sweetheart. [SneakerNews]

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Nike Air Force II Game Select

Nike is releasing a new Air Force II called the Game Select. It features a total of 11 rings on the upper (that’s how long it’s been around), wood paneling, and an all black upper. Just picture the old black atari consoles and you’ve got the Game Select. [SneakerFreaker]

Just in time for the Beijing 2008 Olympics, Nike has released a pack made of an Air Flight ‘89 and the Air Force 2. Both shoes feature a white, black and green colorway with the Air Flight ‘89 having gold accents along with leather and patent leather materials. Bpth are now available at LTD. Check out the other pair after the jump. [HighSnobiety] More »