Rumor: Wii U Launching November 11th, Starting At $249
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Rumor: Wii U Launching November 11th, Starting At $249

GoNintendo dug up an unconfirmed online listing indicating the Nintendo Wii U will launch mid-November, and come in three different SKUs.
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GoNintendo dug up an unconfirmed online listing indicating the Nintendo Wii U will launch mid-November, and come in three different SKUs.

The supposed listing is from Video Product Distributors (VDP), an American-based distribution company that supplies products to other retailers like Amazon and Newegg. According to the report, the site contains the following three listings for the Wii U.

WIIU SYSTEM – GM
11/11/12 $249.99

WIIU SYSTEM W/ – GM
11/11/12 $299.99

WIIU SYSTEM 349 W/ – GM
11/11/12 $349.99

Aside from price, the listings do not describe what the differences are between the three different Wii U SKUs.

Even though the listing, price, and release date all seem reasonable, consider this to be a rumor. None of this information can currently be confirmed, and all of it could easily be faked. The best advise is to take this with a grain of salt until we get official confirmation from Nintendo.


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Justin has been a gamer since the Intellivision days back in the early 80′s. He started writing about and covering the video game industry in 2008. In his spare time he is also a bit of a gun-nut and Star Wars nerd.