Toys R Us: Wii, Xbox 360, DS Lite, and Zune deals

For those who have been hunting for a Wii until now, well it looks like you might want to start gearing up for a shopping trip on February 11. According to Jeremy of DigitalSomething.com, he managed to get hold of a brochure that is yet to be sent out by Toys R Us. The circular basically contains details for an upcoming sale, but what caught his eye was an ad for a Wii bundle.

• Wii bundle. Priced at US$ 299.97, the bundle is supposed to contain the Wii system, a Wii starter kit, as well as a copy of Rayman Raving Rabbids.
• DS Lite bundle. Another bundle costs US$ 139.97 and contains a DS Lite system, a pink or black starter kit, and a choice of either Barbie 12 Dancing Princesses or Tony Hawk Downhill Jam.
• Jeremy also mentions that Toys R Us will be throwing in a US$ 50 gift card for every purchase of an Xbox 360 or a Microsoft Zune.

Because of the upcoming sale, Jeremy is also suggesting that Toys R Us may be sitting on whatever stock they have for the Wii and the DS until February 11.

For those who have been hunting for a Wii until now, well it looks like you might want to start gearing up for a shopping trip on February 11. According to Jeremy of DigitalSomething.com, he managed to get hold of a brochure that is yet to be sent out by Toys R Us. The circular basically contains details for an upcoming sale, but what caught his eye was an ad for a Wii bundle.

• Wii bundle. Priced at US$ 299.97, the bundle is supposed to contain the Wii system, a Wii starter kit, as well as a copy of Rayman Raving Rabbids.
• DS Lite bundle. Another bundle costs US$ 139.97 and contains a DS Lite system, a pink or black starter kit, and a choice of either Barbie 12 Dancing Princesses or Tony Hawk Downhill Jam.
• Jeremy also mentions that Toys R Us will be throwing in a US$ 50 gift card for every purchase of an Xbox 360 or a Microsoft Zune.

Because of the upcoming sale, Jeremy is also suggesting that Toys R Us may be sitting on whatever stock they have for the Wii and the DS until February 11.