Redirecting 'nunit-console' output to the Visual Studio output window?

Either use Tools->Options...->Debugging->General:"Redirect all Output Window text to Immediate Window" and then make sure that the "Immediate Window" is visible with Debug->Windows->Immediate.

Unless I am missing something, you should be able to hit all your breakpoints with the GUI as well, set the startup project to nunit. Exe and pass the name of your test DLL as a command line parameter. You will hit the breakpoints in Visual Studio, and your print statments will be in the GUI's output tab.

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