There is less than a week left for that busiest of days, for both consumers and the retail industry; a day that could see you take home plenty for just a handful of dollars, courtesy the deals on Black Friday which, this year, begins on Thanksgiving night.We’ve already taken a look at Best Buy’s, Walmart’s and Target’s Black Friday leaks, and that brings us to GameStop. While many gamers have sour feelings about the store’s trade-in prices and pre-order pushiness, any deals that they offer on Black Friday may still be worth paying attention to. For starters, there will be no toasters, socks, or cookware among their deals — just games, gaming accessories, and gaming systems.This Zelda special edition 3DS bundle was previously only thought to be available in Europe, but it has been confirmed that it will be available at GameStop in the US. You get the Zelda-branded version of the portable system, along with the remake of the Nintendo 64 classic for $200.
If you’re trading in select DS systems, you can save some extra loot on the package. Trade in a DS Lite and pay only $130 for the bundle, swap a DSi and pay $120, and give them a DSi XL and it’s yours for $100.
There is also a Super Mario 3D Land bundle for the same prices. That system is the standard 3DS and doesn’t have any special Mario branding.
If you’re trading in select DS systems, you can save some extra loot on the package. Trade in a DS Lite and pay only $130 for the bundle, swap a DSi and pay $120, and give them a DSi XL and it’s yours for $100.
There is also a Super Mario 3D Land bundle for the same prices. That system is the standard 3DS and doesn’t have any special Mario branding.
This is very good deal for the coming black friday event,
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