loves2splooge on 15 April 2010
Btw word of advice if you want to increase your chances of selling your Wii.
Clearly state the model no. of your console as well as the firmware version.
Older models and older firmwares will make pirates and homebrewers spontaneously jizz in their pants.
Otherwise, $150 for a used Wii may be asking for a lot. Aside for piracy/homebrew-related purposes, I can't see how used consoles would be very popular anyway. I bought my Wii brand new because I wanted the 1 year warranty from Nintendo (apparently I get a slight warranty extension if I sign up with Club Nintendo as well). Even if the Wii has a low failure rate, I like that peace of mind. And a brand new console has more longevity.
