Well, by Sonic-blue, I mean “Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games-blue.” The bundle includes the blue Wii console, matching blue wiimote and nunchuk, a sticker sheet, and a copy of Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games.
This version of the console is also a new edition, which does away with the GameCube games and accessory backwards compatibility. As of now, it will only be releasing in Europe on November 18, 2011.
UPDATE: This type of system also does not have built-in wi-fi. As if that was a deciding factor when purchasing a Wii. Zing!
[Source: Siliconera]
So it’s a less capable Wii that’s painted baby blue…no thanks.
Yeah, the built-in Wi-Fi has been dropped too.
Does this mean I can’t use my Gamecube controller to play the one game with Sonic and Mario that I do want to play? For shame, Nintendo.
Ah yes, I forgot they did away with the wi-fi as well. Which basically makes it a GameCube 2 now. Or a Wii 0.5.