I also got it to work, but with a little different approach (for windows).
From the cmd type:
"node -v"
This will return your version of node. If it’s lower than 0.10.33, you’ll get the error mentioned above.
The fix is to download the latest node.js version from node’s website and install.
However, after doing this, I had a 32-bit version of node installed and a 64-bit. When uninstalling node on my machine, the 32-bit was uninstalling, but not the 64-bit (which was a version less than 0.10.33). I had to manually delete the C:\Program Files\nodejs directory and then install the latest version (currently 0.12.0) from node’s website. (SO tipped me in the right direction here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20711240/how-to-completely-remove-node-js-from-windows)