There was a dual IPS one on ebay, so there might be a chance. That one was a UAE/Singapore/Malaysia version though (but plays US games), so I don't know for sure if the US version will have have them.
I picked one up today in store, maybe your store didn't have anymore allocations or just didn't like you.
The only way to check if you're getting dual IPS is to use a scale and weigh it at the store or open the box.. I joke you not, the IPS screens make it weigh more. I think it'd be a bit ridiculous to bring a scale with you, but some people do it.
Wanna sell me that Mario 3ds?
Ha I thought you said you were upgrading them to the pikachu? I'm saying then.
Am I missing something here? Why would someone be willing to pay $240 for a used (even if it's like new) Cosmo Black 3DS... unless you bundled in a shitload of games and accessories to go with it? Is that what happened?
Because they are out of stock pretty much everywhere
Lol... yeah, they should be out of stock. This is one of the original 3DS consoles when the system was first introduced, right (along with the Flame Red units)? But when did it become a "collectible" that people are shelling out nearly $250 for it even in used condition? Are the Flame Red 3DS consoles considered collectibles too?
I actually still like nipple Pikachu better. This one feels too pastel and soft.
New 3DS/3DS-XL units are ALWAYS in the pipeline. It seems that on average, there is a new 3DS or 3DS-XL (mostly the latter) released every few months. alongside the game release of a popular series (e.g Zelda, Pokemon, Mario, Animal Crossing, etc.) in addition to holiday editions being released as well. Granted, most of these are limited edition releases, but still, it seems that Nintendo keeps churning out new 3DS/XL consoles almost as frequently as first party game titles!
Shit I misread it, I was thinking galaxy new 3ds.
Yeah I figured you were thinking something along those lines... because there is no way that anyone in their right mind would pay $240 for a used non-limited edition, nor even rare, 3DS console released 6 years ago, unless they were getting a buttload of extras along with it.
You're obviously a collector when you have 7 3DSs. You shouldn't sell it if you really love it, especially if you have some of the other Zelda models. That is unless you're tight on money, then that's another story.
How do you know how it feels if it hasn't been out yet? Unless you bought a model from PlayAsia? Even so, they both seem to be matte, so they should have the same texture.
The new one is glossy. And they've been available on Amazon for awhile. Not just units from Japan, but also units from the middle east, which play US games, btw.
Do you feel colors?
Ahh, didn't know it was glossy. That does suck. And yep, the ones sold on PlayAsia are the ones from Middle East that play Region 1 games, as far as I know.
The other person wasn't talking about the color, but about the texture.
He said pastel and soft, referring to the color.
The pastel bit was definitely about the color. I took the 'soft' adjective as referring to the texture, though.
I actually didn't know the system was this hard to find. Mistake on Nintendo's part. They lost a good amount of sales then.Awww, that's just the regular photo lol
I don't know about you guys, but I remember seeing firsthand how craycray the ebay prices were for *any* handheld that could play 3DS games back from late November to early January. It was discussed multiple times, in multiple forums, that stock of 3DS and 2DS models both online and instore was wiped out for the holidays,and that's why the aftermarket went out of control.
I sold a like-new condition Red N3DS XL (product box included, but no charger, not even a stylus) for $270 around the second week of December. And it sold within an hour of putting it up.
Definitely could've gotten more for it, but I did want a quick sell...
OH that's it, disappointing. Was expecting AK bullets... Schwing!NSFW
It only stuck around because GS bundled the system with expensive toasters, juicers and laundry detergent.
One bundle had just a third party charger, and the other bundles had a third party charger and either Pokémon Sun or Moon.
I went from the Mario and Luigi Dream Team 3ds xl to just a black new 3ds xl. Transfer took hours over wifi, that part is a pain. Very much worth it though as I play Hyrule Warriors and while you can technically play that on either console, it's really only worthwhile on the new 3ds.
The difference in power is noticeable. Games load faster, and some games run better (the new Poochy game is 60fps on New 3DS/XL and 30 fps on the older models). If you enjoy the 3D functionality, they improved it a lot since the older models as well.
Wow, I had not heard that - I've got it pre-ordered (Poochy Amiibo FTW), but that's cool it will put the N3DS to good use.
depends on what you got on it and what you want to move
