Wii Store Display Pictures
The good folks at NintendoPlayers have managed to get their hands on two new pictures of alleged Wii kiosks that supposedly will be displayed in the coming months upon the Wii’s launch.
The pictures are photos of photos, taken on a 1.3 megapixel camera phone. They are as blurry as camera phones can be, so we’ll leave up to you guys to judge if these pics are legitimate or not. Even the people at nintendoplayers are a bit hands-off when it comes to these pics. They have said though that they “believe them to be real”.
The first image is what an aisle stand for stores will probably look like. The second shows the supposed GameStop Wii booth.
The source also had a bunch of Wii-nformation to give us. Here are some bits that I believe to be notable:
- Wii Price – Likely price will be around $230. The source admits that this is only based on the best buy-mock up, but he claims that this is very probable.
- Virtual Console – the games will be no more then $10 and expect roughly 20 to 25 at launch.
- Target, Best Buy and Game Stop will have their very own sections to feature the Wii, Game Stop in particular will move the console to the front of the store
- Mall tour: Supposedly, the participating malls will have 6 Wii playable interactives which will be manned all day, every day from 11/15 through January…
- Launch Events: The major events will take place in two major cities (NY/LA) the night before the midnight launch.
- Wii Beta-Testing starts on Sept 18th – Oct. 23rd so the source says that you shouldn’t expect the system to released before that. If Nintendo does launch the system prior to that, the online features they’re beta-testing will probably not be available yet.
We’ve seen rumors left and right these past few months, and rightly so, as Ms. Hilton would say the Wii is hot. At the very least, this bit of wii-nformation is a bit more substantial as details, dates, and even fuzzy pics are provided. We’ll keep you updated folks, until then, practice not accidentally hitting your buddy with the Wii-mote.
Via nintendoplayers
The good folks at NintendoPlayers have managed to get their hands on two new pictures of alleged Wii kiosks that supposedly will be displayed in the coming months upon the Wii’s launch.
The pictures are photos of photos, taken on a 1.3 megapixel camera phone. They are as blurry as camera phones can be, so we’ll leave up to you guys to judge if these pics are legitimate or not. Even the people at nintendoplayers are a bit hands-off when it comes to these pics. They have said though that they “believe them to be real”.
The first image is what an aisle stand for stores will probably look like. The second shows the supposed GameStop Wii booth.
The source also had a bunch of Wii-nformation to give us. Here are some bits that I believe to be notable:
- Wii Price – Likely price will be around $230. The source admits that this is only based on the best buy-mock up, but he claims that this is very probable.
- Virtual Console – the games will be no more then $10 and expect roughly 20 to 25 at launch.
- Target, Best Buy and Game Stop will have their very own sections to feature the Wii, Game Stop in particular will move the console to the front of the store
- Mall tour: Supposedly, the participating malls will have 6 Wii playable interactives which will be manned all day, every day from 11/15 through January…
- Launch Events: The major events will take place in two major cities (NY/LA) the night before the midnight launch.
- Wii Beta-Testing starts on Sept 18th – Oct. 23rd so the source says that you shouldn’t expect the system to released before that. If Nintendo does launch the system prior to that, the online features they’re beta-testing will probably not be available yet.
We’ve seen rumors left and right these past few months, and rightly so, as Ms. Hilton would say the Wii is hot. At the very least, this bit of wii-nformation is a bit more substantial as details, dates, and even fuzzy pics are provided. We’ll keep you updated folks, until then, practice not accidentally hitting your buddy with the Wii-mote.
Via nintendoplayers