How Much Does a Nintendo Wii Cost in 2024?

Since Nintendo discontinued the Wii in 2013, you can't buy a brand-new console from official retailers. Prices for used systems vary significantly based on condition, included accessories, and the seller.

Typical Price Ranges

• Basic used Wii (console only): $40–$70
• Complete bundle (console, Wiimote, Nunchuk, sensor bar, cables): $70–$130
• Limited editions (Red, Blue, Zelda 25th Anniversary): $150–$300+
• Sealed/new-old-stock: $250–$500+ (collector market)

Where to Buy a Used Wii

• Online marketplaces: eBay, Facebook Marketplace, Mercari, OfferUp
• Retro game stores: Local shops often test and warranty consoles
• Pawn shops & thrift stores: Hit-or-miss, but occasionally great deals
• Garage/estate sales: Best for bundles with games

Buying Tips

• Test before buying: Verify disc drive reads games, Wiimote syncs, video outputs work
• Check for GameCube ports: Original RVL-001 models play GameCube games; RVL-101 (late 2011+) removed them
• Ask about mods: Homebrewed Wiis can play backups but may have banned Wii Shop/online features
• Get a return window: 14–30 days from reputable sellers

Pro tip: A Wii + component cables + homebrew (via Letterbomb) is the cheapest way to play the entire Wii/GameCube library in 480p on modern TVs.