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Nintendo Wii retail details and images

Published by sickr 1 year, 9 months ago in News.

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Influential technology blog Engadget has managed to get its hands on some exclusive photos revealing in-store Wii displays and also packaging for a wide range of Wii related accessories.

The gadget blog also received a Comp USA hardware/software markup sheet which states both the retail and the cost price for the highly anticipated console along with its accessories.

The images provided show that carrying cases, controller gloves and dog tags are all set to become a familiar sight come the Wii launch, with retailers dependant on profiting via software and accessories.

  • Wii Console- Retail: $249.99/ Cost: $237.50
  • Wii Remote - Retail $39.99 / Cost: $32.00
  • Wii Points - Retail: $24.99 / Cost: $17.00
  • Wii Classic Controller - Retail: $19.99 / Cost: $14.50
  • Wii Nunchuck Controller - Retail: $19.99 / Cost: $14.50
  • Wii Gpak Organizer - Retail: $29.99 /Cost: $18.95
  • Wii Rayman Raving Rabids - Retail: $49.99 / Cost: $41.2
  • Wii Zelda: Twilight Princess - Retail: $49.99 / Cost: $40.00
  • Wii Red Steel - Retail: $49.99 / Cost: $41.22
[via engadget]

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