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I hadn't seen a thread in here to help people find Wii's so I thought I'd give a little of the information I found to help me.
I found 2 websites which aided me in my search:
www.wiiloaded.com this one seems to just be a generic forum for Wii info, but they had a thread that apparently started on 11/19 for tracking down Wii's and there was some good information.
www.ps3seeker.com/wii this is a site that uses a map and checks for all available Wii's in an area code, it will list WalMart, Target, and Best Buy as well as auctions on ebay.
Now the most crucial thing that finally made my searching a lot easier and led to me finding a Wii was this information I found posted on the above forum. I take no credit for it, it wasn't mine.
now just a little information not in the above quote. When I called and spoke with a guy at Guest Relations he told me that it sometimes takes 24-48 hours to update their computer system so be forewarned. The operator will give you a couple of stores in the desired area code and tell you how well their stock level is. "Low" means very few and not a good chance (but better than none), "good" means they have a fair amount and you should be safe. For example the nearest Target to me was "low" and when I called they were out, the Target I got mine from (the 2nd I called) was a "good" stock and had quite a few in the back I was told.
Good luck
I found 2 websites which aided me in my search:
www.wiiloaded.com this one seems to just be a generic forum for Wii info, but they had a thread that apparently started on 11/19 for tracking down Wii's and there was some good information.
www.ps3seeker.com/wii this is a site that uses a map and checks for all available Wii's in an area code, it will list WalMart, Target, and Best Buy as well as auctions on ebay.
Now the most crucial thing that finally made my searching a lot easier and led to me finding a Wii was this information I found posted on the above forum. I take no credit for it, it wasn't mine.
now just a little information not in the above quote. When I called and spoke with a guy at Guest Relations he told me that it sometimes takes 24-48 hours to update their computer system so be forewarned. The operator will give you a couple of stores in the desired area code and tell you how well their stock level is. "Low" means very few and not a good chance (but better than none), "good" means they have a fair amount and you should be safe. For example the nearest Target to me was "low" and when I called they were out, the Target I got mine from (the 2nd I called) was a "good" stock and had quite a few in the back I was told.
Good luck