24K gold plated Nintendo Wii made for Queen of England now on sale for $300,000

The world of classic video games and consoles isn’t any stranger to large worth tags. A sealed copy of Super Mario Bros was lately auctioned for an enormous $660,000 worth, making it the costliest sport ever offered. Now a brand new pure gold Nintendo Wii console is able to be offered for a worth of $300,000.
The pure gold Nintendo Wii console was initially made for the Royal Family, extra particularly, for the Queen of England. The custom-made console was a part of THQ’s PR efforts to advertise multiplayer celebration title Big Family Games again in 2009.
However, the console by no means really reached the Queen of England as a consequence of strict safety protocols at Buckingham Palace. After being returned to THQ the console was bought by a collector and is now up on the market on eBay with a royal price ticket of $300,000.
The collector Donny states that the excessive worth will assist him transfer on in life and discover a new place to reside in, as per a report by Gamesradar.

“The Royal Family are arguably the most important family in the country so we felt that they needed a copy of the game. But we thought that Her Majesty the Queen wouldn’t want to play on any old console, so an extra-special gold one was commissioned.” THQ stated in a press launch, as talked about in a report by People Make Games on its YouTube channel in a video that covers the story of the Golden Nintendo Wii.
The Nintendo Wii continues to be in working situation with no signal of heavy use. Moreover, additionally it is being offered alongside its proof of authenticity and framed paperwork for the subsequent collector to showcase alongside the console.