Nintendo 3DS XL Silver with FREE Mario & Sonic at the Olympics OR Yo-Kai Watch and Adaptor for £99.99. Add Console (124858), Adaptor (149306 OR 107066) and Game (150647) to basket complete deal.
Seems to be quite a good deal considering the average price of 3DS XL's alone. Also, 2DS's sell for an average of £79.00 so for £21.00 you're getting a better 3DS alone with adapter and game.
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sneakyduck
22 Jul 168#16
sneakyduck to kp001
22 Jul 166#6
The easiest way to distinguish them visually is the coloured ABXY buttons (Red, Yellow, Blue Green) and the extra analogue nub next to the top right hand corner of the lower screen.
powerbrick
22 Jul 165#1
Old version with crappy 3D and no second stick.
cicobuff to Old_King_Doran
22 Jul 163#14
Yes, tech wise I would agree....doesn't help if you want to play Mario Kart, Pokemon, Mario, Animal Crossing or any other Nintendo exclusive though.
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powerbrick
22 Jul 165#1
Old version with crappy 3D and no second stick.
Joshuwo to powerbrick
22 Jul 163#2
True. Still works out cheaper for those who don't wanna spend as much on a New 3DS though.
ELVIS_THE_PELVIS to powerbrick
22 Jul 162#9
Your a bundle of fun.....
Teath123 to powerbrick
23 Jul 161#20
Its really not that bad, lol. You guys need to understand that people have different priories and needs. For example a mate of mine wanted to get in to Pokemon again because of Go and would basically only play Pokemon on his 3ds. I recommended he buy a 3DS XL to save him some money. What does he care about the 3d and second stick, which is only truly relevant on a handful of games?
kp001
22 Jul 16#3
I don't know much about nintendos so excuse me if it is a dumb question, how do you know it is old version? Actually after reading the comments, my actual question is this one or 2DS?
Joshuwo to kp001
22 Jul 162#4
The 2DS doesn't include 3D availability as well as having a smaller screen and no way to close the screen down. This deal includes the 3DS XL which has 3D compatibility, a bigger screen and ability to close the screen. There is also the New 3DS and New 3DS XL which cost more and have a few extra features but costs more than this.
quinno1977 to kp001
22 Jul 161#5
the 2ds is ok for a child, the size of this makes it much better. unless you were getting the 2ds for the £50 price range I would pay the extra for this imo.
sneakyduck to kp001
22 Jul 166#6
The easiest way to distinguish them visually is the coloured ABXY buttons (Red, Yellow, Blue Green) and the extra analogue nub next to the top right hand corner of the lower screen.
what3v3r
22 Jul 163#7
Just in case anyone is going to buy,(I have, thanks OP).
make sure if you want yo-kai you add the blue 3dsxl, as it only works with that one
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Seems to be quite a good deal considering the average price of 3DS XL's alone. Also, 2DS's sell for an average of £79.00 so for £21.00 you're getting a better 3DS alone with adapter and game.
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make sure if you want yo-kai you add the blue 3dsxl, as it only works with that one
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