After clogging up shops for months, used 3DS units are suddenly become hot (well, hotter) with the 3DS now ¥4,000 cheaper and sales doubling. It’s thought the spike is because of the free games Nintendo’s offering. [Media Create]
Japan Suddenly Wants Used 3DS Units
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5 responses to “Japan Suddenly Wants Used 3DS Units”
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Raif
Wait, i dont get the story.
Are Shops wanting to buy 3ds’ or are people in Japan buying them now?-
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Phill
My understanding is that early adopters got free games and those games would be on their 3DS now. So a used 3DS would come with pre-loaded software.
Also, “used 3DS units are suddenly become hot” – switch that “become” to “becoming” and learn to edit your work before posting it. Kotaku is getting worse and worse with their editing. =(
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Chrissomerry
Well, you don’t have to be condescending about their grammar, just tell them nicely 😉 They’ve probably already learnt how to edit properly, just had a lapse of concentration.
Anyway, the early adopters have not yet gotten free games. They will though, if they’ve used the console before August the something-th, and used the estore once. Then, provided Nintendo’s mysterious system works, they’ll get themselves access to free games over a period of time.
So, it’s likely people are planning to buy second hand ones so they’ll be in line for free games in the future too.
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Phill
I was close I guess then.
Didn’t mean to be condescending at the time – oops, lol. Just imagine it says “remember” instead of “learn” and that’ll make it sound a bit nicer 😛
I’ve seen a few articles posted recently though that have either been missing sections of itself, repeated sections of itself, or just had awkward sentences. Hopefully it was just a bad day in the Office.
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