With the slow trickle of Wii U releases it's been a waiting game for owners of the belated console for new software to use with their console. However, it turns out the waiting for sales to pick up has been too much for Britain's second largest supermarket, the Walmart owned Asda chain, as they have ceased stocking Wii U consoles, accessories and software in their stores.
An Asda representative confirmed this to CVG with the following statement -
"Asda continues to offer customers a selection of Wii U games and accessories through Asda Direct, but these ranges are currently not on offer in Asda shops."
Sounds ok if they're still being stocked online? A quick check reveals just four Wii U titles available via Asda direct (Fifa 13, Rabbids Land, Sports Connection and Your Shape Fitness Evolved 2013), although Asda do confirm they'll restock titles on demand/merit.
At this moment in time Asda is still selling the PS Vita (and offering more than three times as many games for purchase).
The suspension of Wii U stock comes after the Walmart-owned company slashed the Wii U basic console price down from £250 to £200, and then from £200 to £150.
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