Hardware Where can I order a N3DS Majora's Mask edition for under 400 bucks?

[Drak0rex]

I love my shiny black N3DS! Went back after work today, and they had two in stock. The one in front was a 400 the one behind it was a 408. I'm now one of the Haves. Good luck to all you Have Nots! XD

 

[katsup]

When it comes to Nintendo products, I tend to buy first and think later. I managed to get a MM N3DS and sold it off 1 hour after I received it. There is only 1 new game in the foreseeable future that I care about (Code Name: Steam) and it doesn't warrant a new system when my old one can play it.

I think the Monster Hunter edition looks nicer.

 

[Locke644]

damnit just called all my stores and No one has it. Looks like i'm stuck with this goddamn 9.4 motherfucker

What I would seriously do in your situation is post that crap up on ebay pronto. Think the average for N3DS selling w/ auction is around 250$+. So you might make out with a little more than you had and still have the chance to find a <4.2 system.

you could always have one of these badboys!

Come on man. Stop posting that image. Making me sad that I'll never get the ultra rare frowny face Majora N3DS

 

[vassildador]

I suppose it's a lot worse in the US than over here :/ I preordered mine online a day after the announcement around 1pm, still took 5-6 more hours for it to sell out.

 

[stanleyopar2000]

I suppose it's a lot worse in the US than over here :/ I preordered mine online a day after the announcement around 1pm, still took 5-6 more hours for it to sell out.

yeah that's usually how the Japanese publishers treat America...look at the PS3. Non violent civil launch in Japan and in america units were purposely starved to create panic and unrest. Worse of even though the price was OUTRAGEOUS they waited until the most cutthroat american holiday to release it Black Friday. The Wii had the same "issues" but not as bad as the PS3. I don't think any console launch will top that in regards to panic and violence. Nintendo is just learning the tricks of the trade