We’ve already heard that Nintendo is apparently putting together a Super Smash Bros Wii U bundle to coincide with the launch of the game. Now it’s been discovered that Amazon UK is listing a Super Smash Bros bundle. The bundle includes a 8GB Basic Wii U console and a copy of Super Smash Bros and retails for £229.99. There’s no images of the bundle yet, but it seems likely Nintendo will officially announce it soon.
Thanks, Retrogaminglord
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Why the 8GB in a Smash bundle.
Probably to get rid of the leftovers…
That’s not really a good excuse.
Expensive.
Looks the bundle is real people.
8 useless gb.
No no no, not 8 gigs…
In order for it to be at that low price I suppose…
How about both bundles.
it make perfect business sense. In order to make benefit this bundle need the basic console to remind affordable for the consumer if you look at the bundle you have:
– 1x wii U
– 1x gamepad
– 1x smash bro
– 1 x gamecube adaptor
– 1x gamecube control
I found that 230 quids is a bit much even with a premium console but since sony and MS can sell a console @ £500 with 1 controller and without a game (LOL) i don’t see why nintendo should give more…
you have your bunduru confused masamune san this only comes with smash bros and wii party u the other bunduru was photoshop picture made in neogaf
I was under the impression it was this bundle that nintendo will offer to UK consummers. I did not look at the picture from neogaf or any other site. I read it either here or nintendo life. Even if I am wrong on that one, for me it did make sense to offer that bundle (may I dreamt it). Oh well we will see soon enough..
Nintendo should do holiday pricing promo for 1 month from Black Friday to xmas where wiiU basic with a game bundle is 199$. Would fly off of store shelves.
Would compete with the other two majors dropping to 350$
And 199$ is really just an automatic purchase. Once ppl have the system bought for a gift, its likely they would buy 3+ games to go with the system as well just as additional gifts. win win for nintendo as they would push system adoption and software sales in spades.