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So?

$250 77 24.37%
 
$200 76 24.05%
 
$150 44 13.92%
 
$100 21 6.65%
 
Never 10 3.16%
 
$50! 7 2.22%
 
Free! 13 4.11%
 
What is a wii u? 4 1.27%
 
Wii Who? 4 1.27%
 
Price is fine as is! 60 18.99%
 
Total:316
LiquorandGunFun on 13 January 2014

I broke at $200 with a game. I almost wish I waited alittle longer to be honest, just for MK8 mainly.



 

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Conina on 21 January 2014
Conina said:

€200, taxes included (that would be comparable to your $250 without taxes)

But only a new revision with the better battery included, they sell separately now. I don't want to buy a version with a gimped battery, just to throw it away after replacing it with a better one.

Well... I gave in for €225 (taxes & shipping included) for the Premium Pack with Nintendo Land: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Nintendo-Wii-32GB-Premium-Pack/dp/B008B5YB4W/

Probably plus €30 for the High-Capacity-Battery if the battery life of the tablet controller annoys me :(

Now I have to make my old Wii pretty for eBay ;)



Raven on 21 January 2014

I'd say $200. Given Nintendo's current ability to support it, its a secondary console at best. I paid $350 at launch for it, and still haven't felt that I got my money's worth yet.

I won't say I haven't had plenty of fun times with it though, I do enjoy it.



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PlayStationLegend on 21 January 2014

*Laughs out loud*

I wasn't the only one who voted "free". 12 others did too. : P



TheLegendaryWolf on 21 January 2014

The price is fine, the marketing on the other hand, needs an astronomical improvement.



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EdHieron on 21 January 2014

With the Gamepad $200 without $125 ( being generous since it's a "Next Gen" Console in some folks estimation in mine it's a 7.5 generation console rather than an 8th Gen Console like PS4 and XB3 ) I wanted to say $100 without the gamepad considering it's about 1 / 4th as powerful tech wise as PS4).