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Yahoo! tells us why it’s so hard to find a Wii

Since it’s been so hotly debated on Infendo and all across the world, I’m glad Yahoo! is finally able to answer the question, “Why is the Nintendo Wii so hard to find?” The Wii is hard to find because everybody wants one. Sorry if that’s a bit anticlimactic, but it really is that simple. Glad […]

Since it’s been so hotly debated on Infendo and all across the world, I’m glad Yahoo! is finally able to answer the question, “Why is the Nintendo Wii so hard to find?”

The Wii is hard to find because everybody wants one. Sorry if that’s a bit anticlimactic, but it really is that simple.

Glad they could straighten that out for “Tim” in Salt Lake City. Yahoo! goes the extra mile and provides their very own Wii Tracker, the validity of which is questionable since no stores have a Wii in stock as of this posting.

Do you really think it’s that simple?

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  1. Hmmm… And I always thought there were no Wiis in the electronics section because the Wii was being sold at the cash registers, by the bubble gum and candy bars! You know? Because it is such an impulse buy!

  2. consoles have to gather dust in a pathetic little cage at Best Buy before to be considered successful.

  3. Combination of the stupidest question and stupidest answer ever. Great detective work, Yahoo. Instead of answering these retarded questions, try making people use their common sense.

  4. It's that simple with the simple added fact that there aren't any to sell. They need to manufacture more since I'm sure Nintendo didn't plan on selling 5.5 million systems.

  5. Actually, theJON, Nintendo had previously stated that they wanted to sell 6 Million consoles by about March/April.and they are pretty damn close to that.seems to me, there prediction is right along with their production expectations.

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