
- The Wii console ... $249.99
- 1GB Wii-emblazoned SD card ... $59.99
- Additional Wiimote ... $39.99
- Six Wii titles: Twilight Princess, Trauma Center, Red Steel, Marvel Ultimate Alliance, Super Monkey Ball Banana Blitz, and Madden NFL 2007 ... 6 x $49.99 = $299.94
- 12-month Product Replacement Plan
- Game Informer Gift Subscription
The fine print is also amusing, with the safety words "contents subject to change" and "ordering this bundle does not guarantee shipment at launch." After $700, you are not guaranteed the listed contents nor a launch window assurance. We're sure these bundles will sell out, even if the store shelves don't. Our advice: if you simply have to spend $700 on Nintendo, buy the pieces a la carte on launch day, and then give the rest to Child's Play.
[Thanks Sam and everyone else who sent this in!]



















(Page 1) Reader Comments
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I mean, really, are they actively TRYING to alienate and enrage their core consumer group?
I'm going to get my Wii the same way I got my DS Lite - at Target!
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The inclusion of Madden is also dealbreaker for me as I have no use for sports sims.
What this really does is remind me why I won't be buying a Wii for at least six months. I used to buy consoles at launch but no more. Until the launch titles are deeply discounted I can wait.
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1. Serive contracts: Returnable for any type of goods, pro-rata refund less penalty -- indefinite cancellation period
2. The consumer may also have other cancellation rights. Almost any consumer contract entered into in a consumer's home (or somewhere other than the seller's place of business) can be canceled by sending a written notice of cancellation to the seller by midnight of the third business day after the consumer signed the contract. The contract must be for consumer goods costing $25 or more. (CC ยงยง 1689-1689.12.)
See for yourself:
http://www.dca.ca.gov/legal/k-6.html
Refuse to pay what Nintendo already covers!
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Nintendo systems already have a 1 year warranty, why does anyone need an additional warranty on a product that's most likely going to work anyways?
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Also, like Fernando mentioned...I have a 40 GB external HDD that I want to use with the Wii. Is it possible. Does anyone know?
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Besides their rip off($2 off new) used titles. They like to ask you for a whole lot of your money without guaranteeing anything in return. I thought the idea of a pre-order was that you DO GET A GUARANTEE to get said item at launch. Now they just take your money and you might not get anything in return for several months.
And then there's always the sad fact that you have to interact with the fruitcakes at Gamestop. They're bigger dorks than Games Workshop employees.
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Last thing i want is to plant $40-$70 on a 2 Gig SD card and figure out i just bought an expensive paperweight
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...Sony and Gamestop share PR departments.
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