Can it be? Can it be? Nintendo’s Wii has finally left its perpetual state of “sold out?” We can’t definitely say that’s the case across the board, but we can personally say that we’ve seen more Wiis on local store shelves (meaning at least one, and usually not two) over the past month than we’ve seen in the past two years. Oh, and aside from that totally anecdotal evidence, GameStop senior vice president of merchandizing Bob McKenzie has given the world at large reason to believe that supply and demand are finally,<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Can it be? Can it be? Nintendo’s Wii has finally left its perpetual state of “sold out?” We can’t definitely say that’s the case across the board, but we can personally say that we’ve seen more Wiis on local store shelves (meaning at least one, and usually not two) over the past month than we’ve seen in the past two years. Oh, and aside from that totally anecdotal evidence, GameStop senior vice president of merchandizing Bob McKenzie has given the world at large reason to believe that supply and demand are finally, Continue reading