How much should I sell my Nintendo Wii for?
Unfortunately, the Nintendo Wii hasn’t seen much value lately for many reasons, and is currently not going to see any rise. However, that might be helpful if you aren’t expecting a great deal of return.With all the original cables and accessories, you are likely going to get at least $40 for the bundle. The extra wiimote can easily add an extra $10, especially if you have the nunchuck(s). The gun and wheel attachments likely won’t add more than $5, unless your buyer is interested in them.As for the games, it’s almost impossible to say accurately without titles, but I imagine a motley collection will fetch you an additional $30 minimum.All in all, I would expect a fair estimate around $75 to $85, and possibly slightly more if it’s a black console. It would have been better to sell them between six to eight months ago if you were looking to get more for it all, but there is still room to sell them. Just remember that unless a collector buys them, you might get offers as low as $60–65. I recommend taking what you can get for them by Summer.
What are the differences between Nintendo Wii and Nintendo Wii U?
CPU:Wii: Single-core, 32-bit, PowerPC-based Broadway microprocessor @ 729MHz.Wii U: Triple-core, 32-bit, PowerPC-based Espresso microprocessor @ 1.243GHz.RAM:Wii: 88MB total.Wii U: 2GB total, 1GB reserved for OS.Internal storage:Wii: 512MBWii U: 8GB-32GB depending on model.Graphics:Wii: 243 MHz ATI "Hollywood"Wii U: 550 MHz AMD Radeon "Latte"Supported media:Wii: GCN games (only on older models), Wii games.Wii U: Wii games, Wii U games.Supported controllers:Wii: Wii Remote, GCN controller (only on older models), Classic Controller.Wii U: Wii U gamepad, Wii remote, Classic Controller, Wii U Pro controller. (GCN controllers are supported in one game, and that requires an extra peripheral.)Connectivity options:Wii: AV multi-out supporting SCART, Component, or Composite cables. 2 USB 2.0 ports. SD card slot. 2 GCN memory card slots (only on older models).Wii U: HDMI out, AV multi-out supporting SCART, Component, or Composite cables. 4 USB 2.0 ports. SD card slot.To sum it up… in terms of hardware, the Wii U is a really souped-up Wii, which itself was a really souped-up GameCube. The only reason they didn’t have backwards compatibility all the way to the GameCube is because they’d already removed that functionality from later Wii systems in a cost-cutting measure because didn’t want to bother including the ports and memory card slots for a decade-old system. Additionally, they added some GameCube games to the Virtual Console, which probably actually made them a little money.Other than that, the GamePad really is the main selling point of the system. It basically lets you play some games without having the TV available, lets you use a stylus like you do on the 3DS in others, and most often acts as an internal game menu that doesn’t require you to pause the game.
Where do they sell Nintendo Wii and How much does it cost?
I bought mine at my local sears try calling all the stores before you have to waste gas on a worthless trip call all of your local game stores and the wii is 250$ + tax and games are around 50 and controller(remote) is 40
How much is a Nintendo Wii worth now?
You can easily get between $300 and $350 on ebay for a used Wii and that's just the basic package with one of each remote and Wii Sports. If you have games and extra controllers you can sell it for over $500. They are still VERY hard to get, believe me I just spent a lot of effort and time on getting mine for the normal price. If you're going to sell it though, I'd do it soon because they will only get easier to find with time as Nintendo releases more of them. Once the market is flooded, you won't get more than the retail price.
Cheap nintindo wii?
Ive been shopping around for a wii but I just want to see if there is any that are cheaper than what I've seen can anyone post a link to a cheap wii with everything included (I don't care if its used I just want everything to be there)