I wouldn't say a lot of Wii's but I had never seen one in store until June. Since the beginning of the month I have seen them at Walmart and Circuitcity on occasion. There were 3 at Walmart at 11:30pm that the clerk said had been there all day. She said they had been announcing throughout the day that they were available, expecting to be mobbed but nobody came. I bought one to try it out knowing they still sell for more than retail on ebay even if used. So I wasnt going to be out anything if I didn't like it. Not my cup of tea(at least not yet) so I sold it and made $50. I regret not buying all 3.

I know this isn't exactly proof that supply is catching up to demand but I don't think it is insignifigant either.

took me 3 weeks to find a wii to buy one finally after calling day after day after day to the local gamestop they got their shipment in and i bought the second to last one left and this is a fairly small town. but if i was just lookin for them i only saw actualy sittin gon a shelf 7 at a walmart in indy but htat was a shipment day. and no one knew they ewere there yet. so i think the demand is still too high to get the supply in there.

And I've seen a whooooole bunch of PS3's ... since the release. Kidding! 

Still sold out in the Netherlands, each shipment that comes in are sold out immediately, according to game store owners.

Watch it mate - consider this a warning. That's VERY close to ban-able words issued by you :P

Eh yeah Starcraftmaniac like I told you, count till 10 and try to react wisely, or just ignore the thread if it's getting on your nerves.

Well, not a big problem to get one here (German, Nothern Bavaria). Two days ago, i was shopping for clothing. Theres a Little game shop, i went in to look if theres some intressting games. Had a Little chat. The Owner said, they get 8 Every week, and need 3 days to sell out, so, you can get them.

I Bought mine on Amazon (de). No Problem to get one there. A lot of other shops don't to have a problem with avaible as well. But some still charge more then the UVP ("Unverbindliche Preis Empfehlung" -> non-binding price recommendation). Normaly they are about %10 under, so it seems there is still a big demand not totaly satisfied.

As I've said before in my Toys R Us thread:

I still get 4-5 calls a day asking for Wiis, if not more. Which means that not only is my store still sold out, and not only are the other Toys R Us stores sold out (which I can confirm), but as evidenced by people calling every store imaginable ("Man, I can't find one of those things! Where can I get one? Think you could find me one?" And so forth), everyone else in my area is still sold out too.

If there was going to be a time for demand to slack in the slightest, now would be that time, and in my neck of the woods -- as in, all the stores in my immediate vicinity that I can check, including every Toys R Us in Missouri -- it's not happening.  

In the UK i have never seen a 'Wii in stock' poster without an 'out of stock' sticker across it.

To think a Mario Galaxy, Metroid Prime or a Super Smash Brawls HAVEN'T been released yet :-/ Probably 3 of the most aticipated games this year. Well... depends on if SSB will be released this year then.

 This is possibly the only quote which I seriously dont believe on this topic.

On subject, I have seen plenty of Wiis instore, I dont actually think they were ever supply constrained in NZ. But we are such a small market that we dont really represent even a tiny amount of the market.

(Just out of interest though anybody have any form of NZ stats?)