the original price of the wii was $249.99.
the original price of the wii was $249.99.
what was the original price of the wii?
$249.99
on july 28, 2011, nintendo announced the nintendo 3ds would be getting a price cut of almost a third of the console's original price, from $249.99 to $169.99 in north america, 25,000¥ to 15,000¥ in japan, and $349.95 to $249.95 in australia. although in europe, pricing is up to retailers, the system also received a substantial price cut. in an effort to compensate those who had paid the original price, the company introduced the "nintendo 3ds ambassador program", through which existing 3ds owners were eligible (conditional that they must have accessed the nintendo eshop at least once prior to august 21) to download ten nintendo entertainment system games and ten game boy advance games at no extra cost. nintendo further stated that the nes ambassador titles would see future release to the general public on the nintendo eshop, while there were no plans to make the game boy advance ambassador titles available. the ten nes games were released in north america on august 31 and in europe on september 1, 2011. these include: "balloon fight", "donkey kong jr.", "ice climber", "metroid", "nes open tournament golf", "super mario bros.", "the legend of zelda", "wrecking crew", "yoshi" (north america) / "mario & yoshi" (europe & australia) and "". the ten game boy advance games were released in north america on december 16, 2011. these include: "", "", "kirby & the amazing mirror", "", "mario vs. donkey kong", "metroid fusion", "", "", "wario land 4" and ""
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despite the worldwide commercial success of the tour, it was not very well received by the south american market. in colombia, some tickets were sold at half of their original price to increase ticket sales. this generated a wide criticism from fans who bought tickets at the original price; the production company also made an offer to fans who bought tickets at their original price, so they could get another free ticket in the same location and a price adjusted refund, or a full refund. to increase ticket sales of the three concerts in brazil, special offers were made, one of to include a two for one in some stand locations, and a 10 installments with no interest payment for tickets. in chile, ticket sales were higher than in the rest of the south american countries. however, the show wasn’t able to sell all the locations immediately, and the production company for the concert had to make special offers 2 weeks before the show to sell more tickets. this included a 2x1 offer in stand locations, and reducing the price in most of the tickets. in peru, tickets were sold in the original price.
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