Oct
01
You may remember me reporting on increased supply of the Nintendo Wii for the Holidays a few weeks ago. However, as more reports start coming in and Nintendo sales still setting records, the ability to walk into a store and pick one up just in time for Christmas is looking slim. This becomes especially true for our friends across the pond, which reported on Tech.Co.UK that it’s unlikely you supply will reach demand in the next few months.
So, if you walk into your favorite big chain, Wal-mart, Best Buy, Circuit City, or wherever and find a Wii…GET IT! Otherwise, go ahead and buy online at our Wii Shop, where the Wii is always guaranteed in stock.
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