Now There is also a Wal-mart Nintendo Wii Gift Card

Dec 17 2006, 6:00am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

We already reported about the Wal-mart Sony PS3 Gift Card. Now Wal-mart thinks you should get out of the race for the Nintendo Wii too and just give-in and get a gift card for your kids.

The Wii gift card sells for $249.24 and can be also used to buy anything else. You still need to find a Wii in stock at Wal-mart to actually use this Wii gift card to get a Wii.More Wii News. See also our Wii Shop List.

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