The Metallic Blue version is in stock.
Xenoblade Chronicles for N3DS is an exclusive. There is also going to be extra features for Majoras Mask 3DS. Currently there are no games that are N3DS exclusive, but they are coming.
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well if you sell your xl as a 4.x console soon you may still get the 4.x premium and get like £120, oh and if you where looking at the AUS N3DS on play asia, you would probably end up paying quite a bit more if you get hit with import fee's on it (even after adding postage on top of it you and up saving like £5 over the UK seller.....not worth it for the pissing about imhoYeah I seen that, dont fancy paying £180 though, I mean I dont desperately need one, I would kick myself If I got one and never used it or the upgrades didn't feel worth it, I'll probably get £80-£100 for my spare XL, but that's still £80-£100 for an upgrade, questioning whether It's worth it or not more than anything, thanks for the link though
yep....very much regretting going near play-asia....i probably would of had it a few days ago if i had not tried to save a few pennies.....false economy i say XD....unless you order a Japanese console.....but even then with the risk of import fee's you probably save very little
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30 pounds? Wow. That sucks man! I just got mine today and I feel for ya. That's unfair for Europeansyep....very much regretting going near play-asia....i probably would of had it a few days ago if i had not tried to save a few pennies.....false economy i say XD....unless you order a Japanese console.....but even then with the risk of import fee's you probably save very little
(this is UK related only apparently the US get like $2 duty on the 3ds....uk is like £30
I'll be happy with my regular XL until N3DS comes down on us EU's. And don't you mention it. We're here (at least I am) to help (despite the usual whining at Gateway).
The longer you put it off the more likely it is that an update will drop before it arrives. May I ask why you're wanting a Japanese n3DS over an Australian one? Keep in mind that if a vulnerability patching update is pushed before your n3DS arrives there is absolutely no way to update to an exploitable version. It could be many, *many* months before a game packed with the 9.0-9.2 update is released. You'll have to keep a close eye on every single Japanese release over the next few months, then have to find a reasonably priced copy to import and wait an additional couple of weeks for it to arrive.
Australian here, bought one in store on day of release. I can guarantee they'll have 9.x installed.
There's a $25-$30 difference between the Japanese and the Australian models. If you have the money to buy an n3DS an extra $30 to have English menus isn't much. That plus the fact that you might want to actually buy games occasionally makes the Aussie model a no-brainer IMO.
The longer you put it off the more likely it is that an update will drop before it arrives. May I ask why you're wanting a Japanese n3DS over an Australian one? Keep in mind that if a vulnerability patching update is pushed before your n3DS arrives there is absolutely no way to update to an exploitable version. It could be many, *many* months before a game packed with the 9.0-9.2 update is released. You'll have to keep a close eye on every single Japanese release over the next few months, then have to find a reasonably priced copy to import and wait an additional couple of weeks for it to arrive.
More hassle than it's worth if you ask me.
Australian here, bought one in store on day of release. I can guarantee they'll have 9.x installed.
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