Early delete Walmart 3ds price $169.99
According to a trusted source of cheap ass gamer is Wal-Mart the official price drop from 3ds to $169.99 on August 9th, before the official drop August 12 honor.
If you would remember, Nintendo is giving away 20 free downloadable games, "early adopters" of the device, that Nintendo-eShop access which before 11:59 am on August 11. So let us the system we will work?
So far, this means 10 free NES virtual console games [confirmed: Super Mario Bros., Donkey Kong JR., Balloon Fight, ice climbersand the legend of Zelda] and 10 free virtual console GBA games [confirmed: Super Mario advance 3: Yoshi's Iceland, Mario Kart advance Metroid Fusion, Wario Ware, Mario vs. Donkey Kong, Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3, and Kirby and the amazing mirror].
No word on the like Nintendo on this double dip, feels, though I think that they well with, because these are downloadable games. And if this gets more people, 3ds, easy to buy, that is the point.
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Price Nintendo cut 3ds to $169.99
Nintendo announced today that the Nintendo 3ds award, currently at $249.99 to $169.99 starting on 12 August will be reduced. That is almost a whole third off start pricing, the unprecedented this at an early stage in any system life cycle.
Slow sales, a total lack of interest and pressure from third-party partners were probably behind Nintendo's sudden change in value price estimates. However, says Nintendo was "create momentum for Nintendo 3ds and accelerate season, when the lineup for the applicable software is enriched penetration towards the end of the year".
I can't say that I do not see this coming. Not the hit the Nintendo had anticipated was the 3ds. And priced at $249.99 with the PlayStation-Vita, flushed the value of the 3ds down the toilet available.
Is the new $169.99 price point low enough to bite you? Or wait some games that are not only Nintendo 64 ports?
And for you and I, "early adopters" how to do it you feel to know that you just bought one for $250, as if you only waited you, which could have saved $80?
Sound off in the comments below. I expect many a babbling about this.
