 It's Tuesday, November 27th, 2012. I'm Sam Sheffer, and this is 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, and 24 seconds on the Verge. Nintendo has unveiled a $99 Wii Mini. The redesigned game console has a distinctive matte black body with glossy red accents and a matching Wii Remote. Here's the catch, though. Nintendo's Wii Mini is entirely devoid of any internet connectivity. That means no Netflix, no Hulu Plus, and no online gaming. The Wii Mini is launching on December 7th in Canada. No word on any other countries, though. The fallout from iOS 6 Maps continues. According to Bloomberg, Apple Senior Director Richard Williamson oversaw the Maps team, and well, now he's gone. The new service has been something of an embarrassment for Apple, with messy, incomplete data and the loss of in-app public transportation. Former iOS chief Scott Forstall, who oversaw Maps and Siri, resigned last month. Therein gone again, again, the Nexus 4. For a brief period today, the company once again announced availability of the new flagship Android device made by LG. Unfortunately, history has somewhat repeated itself, with many having no luck even at the start of the new sale. As of tonight, there's a 2-3 week wait period for the 16GB model and a 6-7 week for the 8GB one. And that's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, live together or die alone. Find out how scientists are using cloning to solve this paradox.