I remember when dlc first came out so many people were for it its only going to be for prime extra content. Flash forward to now and you have to pay upwards of 80-100 bucks for a finished game.
I don't get it, if its worth $50, why not pay for it? What's wrong with it if its worth $50? I understand the whole principle thing of not wanting most games to go to $50, but if you reject it at $50 its not like its not worth $50 I would've paid $50 for Mario Kart 7, because I've logged 20 hours into since sunday.bonesawisready5
This is kind of how I feel sometimes take starcraft2 I would have gladly paid more for that game given the time I got out of it, Glad to hear mario kart is good I picked it up my my 3ds the other day just have not found the time to play yet.
I just picked one up thursday at the target sale got it with a 50.00 gift card for 170.00, used the card for mario kart for 40 bucks could not pass that deal up since I have wanted one.
i have 5 3DS games right now and no 3DS. Im trying to hold out till the next model. I don't want to get the base model and deal with all the add ons.
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must have gotten a good deal on the games, it will be a while before a new model comes out. I went to target to get the deal today I got a 3d ds with mario kart I will play it this weekend as I did not have time tonight, target was crazy looked like black friday in there today.
[QUOTE="DJ_Lae"]Mid 2012, most likely. I mean, look at retailers at the moment - Best Buy, Target, and others are all offering insane deals on an already discounted 3DS. Right now it's $170 with a free $50 gift card, so an unofficial $120 price point. Many of the same retailers are also offering buy one get one 50% off or buy two get one free on all new 3DS games (including Ocarina of Time, Mario 3D Land, and Mario Kart). I realize that it's the holiday season, but these price drops and promotions are almost ridiculously low and reek of them trying to dump stock. And I'm sure Nintendo knows they need to get a version out there with a wider viewing area, better battery, and a second analog stick. They say they have no plans, but we all know what that means.bonesawisready5
I'd think a leveled poster like you would know this is ordinary You can find a $25-$100 gift card with 360, PS3, Wii, DS all the time for many years. Its a way to get gamer traffic to stores that normally don't get a lot of gamer traffic, hence why those deals are more rare at GameStop. This means nothing whatsoever.
Yeah I agree if anything this is to boost holiday sales.
Mid 2012, most likely. I mean, look at retailers at the moment - Best Buy, Target, and others are all offering insane deals on an already discounted 3DS. Right now it's $170 with a free $50 gift card, so an unofficial $120 price point. Many of the same retailers are also offering buy one get one 50% off or buy two get one free on all new 3DS games (including Ocarina of Time, Mario 3D Land, and Mario Kart). I realize that it's the holiday season, but these price drops and promotions are almost ridiculously low and reek of them trying to dump stock. And I'm sure Nintendo knows they need to get a version out there with a wider viewing area, better battery, and a second analog stick. They say they have no plans, but we all know what that means.DJ_Lae
where can I get the 3dds for 170 with 50 gift card? I do not see this on the best buy site.
ok well this is good news as I want to pick one up and this is the only thing holding me back from it, what about the addon thing for two anglong sticks is that neccesary??
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