Nintendo announces Wii U NZ pricing, launch date
The Wii U will start at $470 for the 'Basic Pack', which includes a Wii U console with 8GB internal storage and a touchscreen gamepad, the company announced today.
Siobhan Keogh | Monday, September 24 2012Nintendo's Wii U will start at $470 for the 'Basic Pack', which includes a Wii U console with 8GB internal storage and a touchscreen gamepad, the company announced today.
Those who are willing to pay a little more can get The Premium Wii U pack, which comes with a 32GB black version of the Wii U console, will sell for $570.
The Premium pack also includes a gamepad, a stand and charging cradle for the gamepad, and access to the company's NintendoLand software.
"The Wii U Premium Pack also features a reward programme called Nintendo Network Premium that grants points for digital purchases in Nintendo eShop," the company said in a statement.
"This credit can be used against future purchases once you reach a minimum of 500 points."
Both versions of the Wii U will be launched in New Zealand on 30 November.
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