Nintendo Wii: Last News

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Aston Villa are on the verge of signing 16-year-old Rangers starlet Rory Wilson who bagged a whopping 49 goals for club and country at youth level last season.According to Italian journalist and transfer market guru Fabrizio Romano, Wilson has agreed personal terms with the Premier League outfit and will officially join them at the start of next month.Villa boss Steven Gerrard is thought to have played a major part in getting the deal over the line, having kept a close on eye on the teenager during his three seasons at Ibrox, with the Villains beating off competition from several other big clubs in England.Wilson was born in 2006, which for context makes him younger than Facebook, YouTube, the Nintendo Wii and his soon-to-be manager Gerrard's masterclass in the Champions League final against AC Milan.He helped Rangers win the Scottish youth cup last season, scoring the winner in the final against Hearts, and has been turning heads at international level too - helping Scotland reach the Under-17 European Championships in Israel.Despite agreeing personal terms, Wilson's move to Villa may require FIFA intervention with the two clubs unable to agree an official deal.

Nintendo eventually decided to call it’s fifth-gen home console the Nintendo Wii. A new leak however has revealed a bunch of potentially worse suggestions.As part of the same “gigaleak” that unveiled a scrapped sequel to 2003’s Pokemon Pinball: Ruby & Sapphire, the three-page document apparently shows a list of pitched titles for the Wii, as shared on the ResetEra messageboards by user MondoMega.

A gamer has decided to sell his '24k gold Wii console' which he said was originally designed for the Queen - for an eye-watering £214,000.

Nintendo Wii that was made for the Queen has been put on eBay for the whopping price of $300,000 (£215,145).The Nintendo was commissioned for Her Majesty in 2009 by gaming website THQ Nordic in a bid to promote multiplayer level gaming. THQ reportedly got the idea for the gift from a report that stated the Queen had enjoyed playing Wii Sports Bowling.

Nintendo Wii which was once gifted to the Queen is available for Scots to buy online. Donny Fillerup, from gaming website consolevariations.com, somehow managed to get his hands on the extremely rare item ‘some time ago’ and he is now ready to part ways with it.

Nintendo Wii hit UK shelves and changed Christmas gatherings forever. Nintendo launched the console in 2006 in an effort to target a broader demographic and compete with gaming market leaders, Microsoft’s Xbox 360 and Sony's PlayStation 3.And for most of 2016, the Wii led its generation over the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in worldwide sales, with more than 101 million units sold.For gaming fans that owned one, sold it, gave it away or simply got tired of the lack of HD capability - although Nintendo has more than made up for that with the 4K, super-sharp features on the Switch, plus its versatile playing modes - they can now pick one up for just £30.