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As Nintendo’s official 3DS price cut inches closer, retailers are beginning to hype up sales and discounts they’ll be offering at the same time…

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Want a Nintendo 3DS for $70?

If 20 free games isn’t enough incentive to spend $170 on a 3DS today, Target and GameStop have some deals that might interest you this weekend. Starting tomorrow and running through Saturday, GameStop is offering a $99 3DS with the trade-in of a DS Lite, DSi or DSi XL (sorry, no DS Phats). The only catch, you must have a PowerUp Rewards “Pro” member – which has a $15 membership fee – and you’ll …

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Trade up to a 3DS with GameStop, Target specials this weekend

If $170 is still too expensive for you to splurge on a Nintendo 3DS, GameStop has a $99 sales offer for their PowerUp Rewards Pro members, provided you’re ready to hand over your old DS.

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GameStop Offers $99 3DS Deal Just in Time to Miss Ambassador Loophole

Let’s be honest — the 3DS has seen better days. It is struggling because Nintendo made a bunch of mistakes at launch including a lack of killer games, a high price, and a weak marketing campaign…

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Fixing the Nintendo 3DS

Nintendo drops DS Lite price to $99, re-launches classic titles and makes the last-gen machine a hard-to-beat bargain.

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Lest We Forget: The Noble Nintendo DS Lite

Following last Thursday’s announcement that the 3DS’s price will be reduced by a third, sales of the handheld have also dropped. Last week, Nintendo sold only 16,415 3DS systems in Japan, or about half of what it sold in the same market the week before (31,826).

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Huge drop in Japanese 3DS sales isn’t slowed by free games

Since Nintendo President Satoru Iwata announced an $80 price cut on the Nintendo 3DS–a handheld gaming system only four months old–he has continually apologized to gamers and promised to give free games to early adopters of the system. We’re beginning to understand why. Japanese sales of the 3DS in the week following the price cut dropped by about 50 percent, from 31,826 to 16,415.

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Nintendo 3DS Japanese sales drop 50 percent after price cut

Nintendo’s offbeat rhythm game still on top despite new Queen’s Gate and Devil Survivor game; 3DS tumbles to fourth place.

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Big in Japan July 25-31: Rhythm Heaven

Despite the incredible commercial success of the original Nintendo DS, the 3DS has had a rocky start marked by slow sales and a limited software lineup, which has lead to an unprecedented price cut of $80 just six months after launch. With Nintendo scrambling to recover, many are naturally wondering what the future of the 3DS will be, and how it will evolve in the near-term…

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Nintendo 3DS Lite: Don’t Hold Your Breath

Something has gone wrong. Earlier this year, the 3DS was hailed by Nintendo as its most successful handheld launch to date. However, after the hordes of Nintendo devotees were finished picking up their system at midnight, sales began to decline fairly rapidly. So rapidly, in fact, that by April 27, one month after the system’s March 27 launch, Nintendo President Satoru Iwata explained to …

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Five reasons why the Nintendo 3DS is Bob-ombing with gamers