Homebrew Freaky forms. Where to buy it

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Bought a sky3ds for $50 new last year. At the time it was just to play roms. Now I've got access to all these games for entry points.

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I'm sure you can get your hands on the old blue button model like mine for $30-40 now.
 
Bought a sky3ds for $50 new last year. At the time it was just to play roms. Now I've got access to all these games for entry points.

Score!

I'm sure you can get your hands on the old blue button model like mine for $30-40 now.
WERE!
 
@RemixDeluxe I understand you, I do the same for most of games when there"s a physical version, since that now thinking I think that more of the half of my digital games that I have I get for free thanks to promotions or are gifted.
 
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@RemixDeluxe I understand you, I do the same for most of games when there"s a physical version, since that now thinking I think that more of the half of my digital games that I have I get for free thanks to promotions or are gifted.
Whenever theres been a promotion or gift of a digital game from Nintendo I sell it off and use the money to buy games physically. Just last week I sold my copy of Wario Ware Touched from MyNintendo for $10, already owned it physically over a decade ago.
 
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I collect my games physically

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/87121071/Photos/3DS/Photo Jan 12, 9 32 34 PM.jpg

(This picture is outdated, I have at least double that amount. Just too lazy to take the pic)
i didn't mean that,i meant if you have cfw,why do you interested in the game digitally?

i also buy most of my games,have 15 retail games and 25 digital games.
some games i regret getting them on digital like the first project X zone and Luigi's mansion 2,3DS games was hard to find in my area at that time.
 
20$ Is my limit.

Good luck with that one. Prices most place were above 20 dollars within mere hours of the exploit being made public. We're now several days in, people have already grabbed up pretty much all of the cheap copies outside of possibly locating it at some small store somewhere. Consider yourself lucky if you locate it for anything under 35 at this point.
 
@RemixDeluxe I do too sometimes, but usually I get the games for myself even if I have the game physical to have it anyways in the SD and use it when I barely get out the console to don" have all the cartdriges with me, also some of them are gifted to me so I use it also or in other special cases like Yo-kai Watch that I friend gave me I used it since I get impossible to get that game physical where I live. The only thing that I don"t like from actually games is the lack of a printed Instruction Manual.
With this game I see a little difficult to find it now unless you start to search very good and quickly, because the exploit made this game be a lot searched in the first day. The better will be to buy it quickly or wait until the day that it get to their normal price again because there"s no more 3DS updates and there"s no games entry points in that.
 
Gamestop, ebay, Amazon, local game store, there are resources out there. Just look for them instead of expecting others to do the work for you.
This is a game I've wanted legitimately for my collection. As terrible as it sounds I hope the exploit gets patched so I can buy it at a reasonable price again.

Scalpers caught onto this game much faster than Cubic Ninja and every other exploitable game. Doesn't help that news outlets like NintendoLife push this too (they are against hacking last I checked)

This is probably why he is asking, a post on friday with news about the game being new homebre exploit with people going nuts buying so many lead to the old supplg demand thing, and now people are selling it for ridiculous prices due to value in exploit instead of wanting tge game to play. So i can understand why this post exist, but still, should put some effort into looking, also is possible to ask anyone here willing to trade or sell it but be warned it not gonna be cheap, for reasons i just explained.
 
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Great steal, nabbed this :)
 
This is probably why he is asking, a post on friday with news about the game being new homebre exploit with people going nuts buying so many lead to the old supplg demand thing, and now people are selling it for ridiculous prices due to value in exploit instead of wanting tge game to play. So i can understand why this post exist, but still, should put some effort into looking, also is possible to ask anyone here willing to trade or sell it but be warned it not gonna be cheap, for reasons i just explained.
I just don't understand how it caught on so fast to it being an exploitable game. Gbatemp is usually a niche site in terms of news hitting mainstream public, I figured it would start to get difficult to find after a week but whenever there is an opportunity to make money you can count on scalpers to strike when it's hot.
 
I just don't understand how it caught on so fast to it being an exploitable game. Gbatemp is usually a niche site in terms of news hitting mainstream public, I figured it would start to get difficult to find after a week but whenever there is an opportunity to make money you can count on scalpers to strike when it's hot.
New year, new game added to exploit, people change over time, and so does economy and people wallet. i could be wrong, but that still explains the supply and demand dynamic.

More people buy one thing, stores sell it for higher prices, to max out the value of each purchase, especiallyif understocked and people really want it. If no one buys products, it becomes overstocked and eventually drop in value and becomes almost worthless to buy. I bought games like metroid other m For $5 which is good cause i like playing that game, But cause others don't want it, is so low, a game like super smash bros will almost never drop in price till people stop buying.
 
According to the three EB games stores (Gamestop for you North Americans) in my home city in Australia, I am the only person who comes in looking for exploit games.

They usually have mountains of exploit games and can't get rid of them fast enough. I could make a fortune if I wanted, but I am a good bloke and don't partake in price gouging.

You guys jelly?
 
According to the three EB games stores (Gamestop for you North Americans) in my home city in Australia, I am the only person who comes in looking for exploit games.

They usually have mountains of exploit games and can't get rid of them fast enough. I could make a fortune if I wanted, but I am a good bloke and don't partake in price gouging.

You guys jelly?
I used to live in Bathurst and it was the same for me except I liked buying retro Nintendo stuff and reselling. Then it seemed like a bunch of other people like me moved in and I couldn't get good deals at the auction or at garage sales anymore :-( Bit then I found a cheap 3DS and here I am :-) There's definitely some benefits to living in a small town!!
 
I used to live in Bathurst and it was the same for me except I liked buying retro Nintendo stuff and reselling. Then it seemed like a bunch of other people like me moved in and I couldn't get good deals at the auction or at garage sales anymore :-( Bit then I found a cheap 3DS and here I am :-) There's definitely some benefits to living in a small town!!

Haha yeah, I'm from Darwin (I'm back living there now, I need to change my location on my profile) And being the only 3DS hacker/modder in the whole Northern Territory has it's benefits :P
 
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I bought mine used from Game Mania (Dutch game store) for €19.99. I asked and looked at their website, they have plenty in stock still. But they don't ship, you'd have to go to the store to pick one up. Ofcourse I can get to the store to get another one ;)
 

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