Retailers selling Mario Kart Wii sans Wii Wheel.

[HammerGalladeBro]

NOTE: I've seen this only on some Mexican retailers, so I can't speak for other countries as well.

Just a quick question I wanted to ask.

Since when retailers started selling copies of Mario Kart Wii without the Wii Wheel? I mean, they sell Mario Kart Wii (only the game) and the Wii Wheels separatedly.
So I'm wondering if it's actually something Nintendo dictated/determined at some point and I didn't notice it or retailers are just selling incomplete bundles.

[ModestMr.Green]

At GameStop here in the US, we've been getting new copies of Mario Kart Wii without the Wii Wheel, too, priced at $39.99, so this is definitely going on outside of Mexico.

[jlatimer11]

At GameStop here in the US, we've been getting new copies of Mario Kart Wii without the Wii Wheel, too, priced at $39.99, so this is definitely going on outside of Mexico.

Nintendo needs to fix this type of thing with the Wii U.

There is absolutely no reason this game should still be $40 going on 4 years after release.

[Mirr0rR3flection]

There is absolutely no reason this game should still be $40 going on 4 years after release.

They're out to make a profit weather you like it or not.

If it still sells why lower the price?

[Autosaver]

At GameStop here in the US, we've been getting new copies of Mario Kart Wii without the Wii Wheel, too, priced at $39.99, so this is definitely going on outside of Mexico.

Nintendo needs to fix this type of thing with the Wii U.

There is absolutely no reason this game should still be $40 going on 4 years after release.

Supply and Demand.

[GoombaJoe]

I work at target and we got a listing of upcoming games and it appears Nintendo is planning a 3rd series of Nintendo Selects. The following games will apparently be included.
-New Super Mario bros wii
-Wii Party
-Pokepark Wii
-Excite Truck.