http://www.amazon.co.uk/Nintendo-Wii-32GB-Premium-Pack/dp/B008B5YB4W Customer complains product not as described, item is taken down. I did not know people could stop the flow of sales so easily, in such a competitive marketplace. I've a feeling a fanboy is behind this, and if it can happen to the Wii U, it can happen to the PS4, or Xbox One. As much as I beat on the Wii U, I still have to admit that this is a new low. Amazon UK stops selling Wii U...
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Nintendo-Wii-32GB-Premium-Pack/dp/B008B5YB4W Customer complains product not as described, item is taken down. I did not know people could stop the flow of sales so easily, in such a competitive marketplace. I've a feeling a fanboy is behind this, and if it can happen to the Wii U, it can happen to the PS4, or Xbox One. As much as I beat on the Wii U, I still have to admit that this is a new low. 
[QUOTE="ShoulderOfOrion"]"I asked for games, there weren't any!"YoshiYogurtMy reaction to my 360 post 2008
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Nintendo-Wii-32GB-Premium-Pack/dp/B008B5YB4W Customer complains product not as described, item is taken down. I did not know people could stop the flow of sales so easily, in such a competitive marketplace. I've a feeling a fanboy is behind this, and if it can happen to the Wii U, it can happen to the PS4, or Xbox One. As much as I beat on the Wii U, I still have to admit that this is a new low. This is due to a 3rd party seller, and is not the fault of Nintendo or Amazon. It's also not necessarily due to a fanboy; the 3rd party seller may be in the wrong. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Nintendo-Wii-32GB-Premium-Pack/dp/B008B5YB4W Customer complains product not as described, item is taken down. I did not know people could stop the flow of sales so easily, in such a competitive marketplace. I've a feeling a fanboy is behind this, and if it can happen to the Wii U, it can happen to the PS4, or Xbox One. As much as I beat on the Wii U, I still have to admit that this is a new low. This is due to a 3rd party seller, and is not the fault of Nintendo or Amazon. It's also not necessarily due to a fanboy; the 3rd party seller may be in the wrong. Why would this be caused by a third party? It doesn't make sense that Amazon would stop selling Wii U because third parties are selling items that don't match the description. Are you just making this assumption because the front page of the Wii U lists a 3rd party seller? Or was this reported on with more details? [QUOTE="CJ_ofCamelot"]It had a good run but we all knew this was coming. timbers_WSUNo. The Saturn had a good run. The Dreamcast and 3DO had good runs. The Wii U tripped at the starting line and never got back up.
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