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Brunchtime Deal: $199 PS3, $129 3DS
An early lunchtime deal today; Catch Of The Day is holding a flash sale from midday AEST, so I thought I’d get in early to allow you time to register over there if it piques your interest. Amongst the goods they’re flogging off (decided by popular vote) are PS3 Slims (bet on the lower storage model) for $199, 3DS for $129 and $5 Nerf Guns. I could go me a $5 Nerf Gun, but something tells me you’ll have to be quick with a click to score a bargain. [Catch Of The Day]
Nintendo 3DS ‘Ambassador Program’ Registration Extended
When Nintendo dropped the 3DS base price to $250, they tried to soothe early adopters with an “Ambassador Program” that gifted 10 NES and 10 Game Boy/Game Boy Advanced titles from the Nintendo eShop. In Australia, the program’s sign-up window ended at midnight last night according to a Nintendo spokesperson, but Gizmodo has learned this will now be extended. Here’s what you need to know if you haven’t already registered.
The 3DS Now Comes In Red
Nintendo 3DS Price Cut! Free Games If You Paid Full Price
Is the Nintendo 3DS a bust? The portable gaming machine is only four months old (having arrived to much fanfare for $350 on March 31), but it just got cut to $250 — about the same price as an 8GB iPod Touch, an increasing popular gaming device. Coincidence? The 3DS hasn’t gone guns in Japan, Metal Gear Solid 3D is delayed, and Nintendo is worried. But maybe this new pricing will stir your appetite?























