The Basic (8GB) model of Nintendo's Wii U will be available in "limited" supply in the UK as the company shifts its focus to the Deluxe (32GB) version in the coming months, a Nintendo spokesperson ...

Nintendo of America has confirmed that its basic 8GB Wii U console is in "limited supply" in North America, with a standing price of $299.99. The firm says it has no current plans to make any changes ...

MARIO & LUIGI PREMIUM PACK, Wii PARTY U BASIC PACK & JUST DANCE 2014 BASIC PACK BUNDLES TO RELEASE IN EUROPE Get the party started as Nintendo announce 3 new Wii U hardware bundles launching in time ...

Wii U Basic stock will become "limited" in the UK, Nintendo has told Eurogamer, in order for the firm to focus on the Deluxe 32GB model. "The current Wii U Basic Pack will become limited in supply," a ...

Less than two months ago we reported on ASDA’s slashing of the Wii U pack prices, back then both the Basic and Premium bundles had price cuts of £50. Now ASDA are doing it again – a further £50 has ...

The price of the Wii U Basic Pack has been reduced to £99 at Tesco. This marks the first time the white console has been available for less than £100 from a major UK retailer (via VideoGamer). The ...

Nintendo has announced the Wii U console will launch in Australia and New Zealand on November 30. An 8GB basic model in white will be available for A$349.95, while the 32GB premium model in black will ...

Nintendo has confirmed three new Wii U bundles for the UK and Europe. They will all launch before Christmas, starting November 8. Get the details here. UPDATE: Eurogamer reports that the Nintendo ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Nintendo has announced three new European Wii U bundles in time for Christmas. The first console bundle, which will be released on November 8, ...

Nintendo Australia has announced that two new Wii U bundles are on the way for Australia and New Zealand. From November 14, purchasing a Wii U Basic Pack for AUD $349.95 will net gamers a 'Just Dance ...

Chances are this holiday season will be rough for Nintendo with both Sony and Microsoft set to launch next generation consoles. You can bet just about every gamer out there will have one of those two ...