Wii in Stock at CircuitCity.com $250 Hurry Though
The Bargainist is reporting that the Wii is currently in stock for $250 at their online site. I just confirmed at 3:50pm Central Time.
Hurry though, they'll probably not last long!
UPDATE: Looks like their sold out online. You might still check to see if your store has one using in-store pick-up. There aren't any in the Kansas City area where I live, but there might be one near you.
If their already sold out by the time you're reading this, here's some other ideas on finding a Wii in stock
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Davis Freeberg
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5:01 PM, June 25, 2007
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Brent Evans
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5:32 PM, June 25, 2007
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Davis Freeberg
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6:37 PM, June 25, 2007
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Dave Zatz
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7:46 PM, June 25, 2007
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Brent Evans
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9:48 PM, June 25, 2007
blog comments powered by DisqusDagnabbit, As of 5pm central standard time, the CC website said that they were sold out. Doh, I'll just have to try again. They did have a place where you could do an in-store pick up, but there weren't any in store pick ups available in the Bay Area either. I'll just keep looking, it sounds like the availability is getting a little better. Pretty surprising to still see the console sold out, six months after the launch though.
That was fast Davis. Well I know Best Buy had some in stock this last Sunday and it seems stores are stocking them in much faster then in the past. If you have gamestops in your area, watching for shipments at those stores can be the way to go since they sell them as soon as they get them unlike Circuit City & Best Buy who stockpile them until they can do a nationwide, Sunday sale with at least 9 in each store.
The Wii has sold amazingly well. I'm looking forward to some new games for it that have the appeal of the Wii Sports Game - hopefully soon.
It would be fun to get, but I am still on the fence, some new games would help convince me. I like the concept of the controller, but wish it was more like Xbox 360 and less cartoon type games. I like the nice graphics. I bet it will take 3 years for the video game publishers and the console makers to really turn motion controllers into a mainstream experience. In the meantime, it will be amazing to watch this piece of technology transfuse itself into the gaming experience. Who knows how far they can take this. I wouldn't go back to my first Comodore 64 gaming experience, but I also don't think I would have wanted to skip past all the different stages for this form of media. It's been a fascinating evolution to watch and just when I think they are out of ideas, they come up with new ways to change the gaming experience.
I tried to register with iTrackr earlier today based on your previous post. No luck. Kept getting errors that my confirmation link was bad. Oh well, I got other gadgets to play with for the time being.ht
Dave,
I recommend trying the Gamestop "back-door" web link. You have to check it often, but Its how I ended up finding mine. It's at that same link at the end of the post.
Brent