Nintendo of Japan recently added a list of accessories and prices for the Wii in Japan; this should give US gamers a general idea of what to expect for pricing here. The accessories listed include:

• Replacement Power Adapter: 3,000 Yen ($25)
• Composite Video Cable: 1,000 Yen ($8.40)
• S-Video Cable: 2,500 Yen ($21)
• D-Terminal Cable (Japan-specific video cable): 2,500 Yen ($21)
• Component Video Cable: 2,500 Yen ($21)
• 512 MB SD Memory Card: 3,800 Yen ($32)
• USB LAN Adapter: 2,800 Yen ($23)

If Nintendo prices their accessories in the US at something close to the dollar conversion rate, the cost would seem pretty reasonable. The component video cable is at least less expensive than the Gamecube cable was, assuming that one had a component capable version of the console. The USB LAN adapter is reasonably priced as well, hopefully Nintendo of America will keep this priced at under $25.