Losing the 3D isn't a major loss as games are designed to play in 2D as a baseline, with the extra D added on top. 12 with red or blue highlights for $129.99, the 2DS can play the complete library of Nintendo 3DS games - both physical and digital - in two dimensions. If you wanted to play games on the Nintendo 3DS but didn't want to deal with the non-essential 3D effect due to headaches/eye fatigue, Nintendo has a solution for you in the form of its new Nintendo 2DS.Īvailable Oct. Whether you buy it digitally or physically, the game will run you $49.99. While it released ‘New Super Luigi U’ digitally first, a mainline ‘Zelda’ title, even one that’s just a remake, is a major step into the digital frontier for Nintendo. One interesting aspect: the individual digital release of 'Wind Waker HD' will also go on sale on that day, while the physical-disc version - complete with gold-foil packaging - won't arrive until Oct.
The bundle will also include a download code for a digital version of 'The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Hystoria,' the really-nice art/history book released here in the U.S. The GamePad, while black as well, will be decorated with the golden Hyrule crest and other decorative gold script. On that same date, Nintendo will release a limited-edition $299.99 'The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD’ Wii U bundle including the black Deluxe console and a download code for the new game. Rumors have hinted that various retailers had been doing away with ordering that model anyway, so it wouldn't be much of a leap of logic to see Nintendo doing away with it entirely. Nintendo didn't say what this new price for the Deluxe SKU means for the basic set (the currently-$300 white system with 8GB of storage).
Note that that new price is still more than three weeks away however, it wouldn't be a shock to see individual retailers cut the price ahead of time to avoid losing sales due to the Osborne effect. 20, the Wii U Deluxe Set (the black one with 32GB of on-board storage, a copy of 'Nintendo Land' and various stands) will see its MSRP cut to $299.99 from $349.99. It's only August, but Nintendo has already begun the Holiday Shopping arms race with several major announcements today.īeginning Sept.
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