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Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 4:30PM ArchiGamer said

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The only way this bundle could get any better is if was a black Wii instead of the white one.


Oh, also, if it was released in the US as well.
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Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 4:37PM Gamer said

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Bugger

and when will they change that bloody wii-mote with motion plus controller with rubber condom and make a new simple looking one
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Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 5:21PM blahblah55 said

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Can't you take out the WM+ from the condom?

*tries it*

Yes, yes you can.
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Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 6:23PM arex said

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I think he means, when are they going to release a Wiimote with Wiimote+ already built right in.
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Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 4:38PM Top Cat said

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I am so sick of saying this: only one country in Europe uses the pound sterling and mine certainly isn't one of them.
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Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 4:56PM Istari Spartan said

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But I like the pound sterling currency.

I remember back when Ocarina of Time was being advertised
There was this as that said "Save they golden coins" or something like that. I though
that it was a referrance to something you did in-game.
I took me a while to realise our £1 coins were actually gold -coloured, then I was like-
that's cool. And then the game was really really good. Though I don't know why because I never actually got very far in any other Zelda game before. but anyways, need to go now, still on a sugar-high (without any sugar)
kthnxbai.
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Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 5:03PM ottoman673 said

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"If it is true, at least UK Wii buyers will be getting a bit more for their pounds"

sounds specific to me.
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Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 6:05PM Top Cat said

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Well having the word "Euro" in the post title without a reference to that currency is ridiculous.

The US bias on this site is completely understandable - it's an American one. The UK bias and the feeling that it represents all of Europe however, is inexcusable.
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Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 10:35PM JoshMilewski said

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But the UK speaks English, so I can kind of see it from that perspective (though it's still not 'good').
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Posted: Sep 24th 2009 2:23AM (Unverified) said

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@Josh
So does most of Scandanavia (except for bloody Halgrim Halgrimson - need shitty yellow subtitles for that. :/).
What is your point?
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Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 4:42PM WPstart said

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Nintendo increased the price of the Wii here in the UK several months back so a price cut was obviously not gonna happen.
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Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 7:45PM (Unverified) said

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That's weird, we sell the Wii at Currys for 180 like normal, I thought it was always that price; this new bundle seems like a price increase to me.
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Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 4:58PM Yan said

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I feel for you, EuroBros.
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Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 5:17PM (Unverified) said

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That Wii bundle is probably cheaper than the NES was, adjusted for inflation.
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Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 5:47PM Mr Khan said

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By far, i would imagine. NES was about $600 from launch, or something, if you adjust for inflation.
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Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 5:49PM Mr Khan said

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What this rumor suggests is what would have been more sensible for them to do in America, too. Increase the value, before a cut. Maybe NoA is acting on its own in this regard, and Japan will get what Europe's getting (though they basically already have, via the MH3 bundle)
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Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 6:51PM benedictm said

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Er the wii costs £179.99 here at moment. How is adding the game and raising the price by the cost of said game a good deal??
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Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 7:09PM rob47 said

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Over here a full Wiimote costs £63 ($102) i think they can afford to cut the price of the console a bit.

Cheapest console solution my arse.
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Posted: Sep 23rd 2009 10:40PM Windmill said

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Fuck Nintendo. Where is the price cut for those of us that want to play games using traditional controllers only, and not pay for crap we don't want.
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Posted: Sep 24th 2009 12:11AM Stefarno said

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Ah well, at least £1=$1.

Oh wait.
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Posted: Sep 24th 2009 5:29AM (Unverified) said

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It sounds like people don't pay attention to the news around here. The RRP was upped to £199.99 in the early summer/late spring due to the "falling pound" (or some BS reason), but said retailers can always keep their prices at £180 if they wish, as it's illegal for them to make them raise the price. Which is true, but it's complete bullshit as it's forcing retailers to make a lower profit cut or be branded as "that shop which charges too much for Wii".

Anyway, I suppose this is a good way of getting MotionPlus in more people's hands quicker, and that £199 price point is a lot more excusable with Wii Sports Resort in there.
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Posted: Sep 29th 2009 5:20PM (Unverified) said

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Not a bad news at all for gamers from Euro. It's still a win-win situation for them since they get to have the MotionPlus. Now, since I read this article:

http://americanahost.com/computers/how-to-make-the-most-of-world-of-warcraft-cataclysm.html

I dunno if I should still buy game consoles or still stick with online games like Warcaft since both games looks very interesting.
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