Regular price is $349.99 (pre-tax) almost everywhere.
The Source has it for $299.99.
http://www.thesource.ca/estore/produ...roduct=8004811
Saturday being no tax day in BC (and some other parts of Western Canada), price match the Source at RCSS, pay no taxes.. for $300 total. RCSS also giving a $25 cash card for purchases over $250, effectively reducing the price of the console to $275.
Now, if you know someone working at RCSS, you can save an extra $30 (10% employee discount).
For the more adventurous RFDers, you can then use the store receipt (in conjunction with a store coupon) to get a discount of $0.35 per litre of gas for upto 100 litres.
In short, the Wii U can be had for as little as ~$220 for those who can/are willing to avail themselves of all the discounts/coupons.
Note that RCSS insists on a hard copy of the physical flyer to price match, so you'll have to pick one from the Source. I don't know how popular the the Wii U is but for those who need one, this is a super hot deal. I got one for my kids.
The Source has it for $299.99.
http://www.thesource.ca/estore/produ...roduct=8004811
Saturday being no tax day in BC (and some other parts of Western Canada), price match the Source at RCSS, pay no taxes.. for $300 total. RCSS also giving a $25 cash card for purchases over $250, effectively reducing the price of the console to $275.
Now, if you know someone working at RCSS, you can save an extra $30 (10% employee discount).
For the more adventurous RFDers, you can then use the store receipt (in conjunction with a store coupon) to get a discount of $0.35 per litre of gas for upto 100 litres.
In short, the Wii U can be had for as little as ~$220 for those who can/are willing to avail themselves of all the discounts/coupons.
Note that RCSS insists on a hard copy of the physical flyer to price match, so you'll have to pick one from the Source. I don't know how popular the the Wii U is but for those who need one, this is a super hot deal. I got one for my kids.