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Toys R Us Canada Get a Wii for $149 Plus Get a $20 Gift Card

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In the new Toys R Us flyer, start­ing on Octo­ber 1 and run­ning thru the 7, they have a great deal on the Wii.  They have the priced reduced to $149 (which is a sav­ings of $60) and you also get a $20 gift card towards your next pur­chase.  The gift card would be great to get a game with!  If you’re think­ing of buy­ing a Wii for Christ­mas this may be the oppor­tu­nity you’ve been wait­ing for.

Thanks to cesme77 for post­ing the Toys R Us flyer for us.

13 Responses to “Toys R Us Canada Get a Wii for $149 Plus Get a $20 Gift Card”

  1. Cathy

    Good deal. I won­der if this means they have a new sys­tem com­ing out before Christmas

  2. Terri

    This is the older ver­sion of Wii, it does not include Wii Sports Resort as the newer mod­els avail­able in black cur­rently offer. Still a very good deal, I’ve been keep­ing an eye out for a Wii deal for my girls for Christ­mas, this is def­i­nitely the best deal I have seen for this package

  3. sore loser

    what?? where??? where can u buy it for $120? i’m in mis­sis­sauga, hook me up dude!

  4. daniel6913

    This is not that great of a deal. The new one has Wii Sports Resort ($59.99) and the motion plus con­troller ($24.99). Even if you used the gift card towards the pur­chase of the sports resot game, you’re still about $215. The pric­ing should go down on the Wii Sports Resort sys­tem shortly to com­bat the sales of the Playsta­tion 3 Move.

  5. Cathy

    Wal­mart has a one and you get wii sports resort, wii sports, wii motion plus, 1 wii remote and 1 wii nunchuk for $209

  6. Wildarm

    TRU also has acces­sories 25% off this week so use the GC for a motion plus adapter($19). Or price match the wal­mart sale for Wii Remotes + Motion plus (Black, Pink, Blue) for $35. $165+tax gets you a Wii with 2 remotes, 1 nunchuck, and 1 motion plus. Not too shabby if you aren’t plan­ning on pick­ing up Sports Resort.

  7. Oscar Buhoveckey

    It’s actu­ally a great and help­ful piece of info. I am happy that you shared this use­ful infor­ma­tion with us. Please keep us up to date like this. Thank you for sharing.

  8. Brigida Shelstad

    Every­thing is so pos­i­tive with OPTR data right now, it’s a bet­ter play to be short into the doc­u­ment release because any­thing other than a bor­ing brief­ing doc and the stock could slide. Their chances of approval seem strong though, and it’s a seri­ous med­ical need. It seems to blow the com­pe­ti­tion out of the water on recur­rance (equal on effi­cacy). Another way to play this would be a short of VPHM as it stands to lose a lot of mar­ket share if OPTR’s drug is approved.

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