My exams ended on the 6th May 2009 and immediately after that, went for some retail therapy and bought a Nintendo Wii from Qisahn.com located at 545 Orchard Road #05-07, Far East Shopping Centre. It was kinda of a last minute decision to buy Wii which happens on the day before while studying for my Statistics & Probability (ST2334) paper.
The 3 of us, myself, Suqin and Kelvin (for his girlfriend’s birthday) bought the Wii together. We thought that buying 3 Wii together there would be discount, but unfortunately that is not the case. I spent a total of SGD$390 on this while Suqin and Kelvin each spend SGD$378 because they did not get the 3rd party component cable. Hong Jun also helped to inject some money into the economy by buying Wii Fit (that will be my next buy) and Weiquan bought some board games.
Price Breakdown

Box

Extra Wiimote/Nunchuck

3rd Party Wii Component Cable

Love The “Layers” Numbering

Layer 1

Layer 2

Nintendo Wii Contents
Awesome
You all tempt me to buy Wii too!
What’s the diff between the Korean and the US set?
Weiquan: Buy buy Buy =D
Terry: The Korean Set is cheaper, just that instead of Korean language, it is flash to be English (US) language.
Wah Rich!
390 only leh, you can buy it also =p
Hi Chan, I can the see the Wii console from Korea (btw I live in Korea too
Yea Korean Set Wii is much cheaper than US or Singapore set apparently.
Yeah Right .. I got it for 280,000 Won (About 220$ in Dec 2008) including Additional Extra Wiimote/Nunchuck. The firmware will be in Korean. How do u manage to change to English or any language ? or Do u speak Korean too :p
The set I gotten is pre-flashed to English by the shop. Nope I don’t speak Korean lol
Can the Korean Wii console play US or Europe or Japan Wii games? I understand Wii games are region-coded.
Hmm, I think it can play as it is already pre modded in order to be flashed to English.
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