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So, you’re the most hardcore Zelda fan there is and you’ve just spotted the Legend of Zelda 3DS. The first thing that crosses your mind is probably, “Where’s my credit card!?â€, that is, until you realize that this oh-so-very-precious memento to the 25th anniversary of Link’s quest to save Princess Zelda from harms way, is only available in Europe. You however, reside in the US and have already spent a hefty amount of dough this year on Zelda memorabilia. Because of your insatiable thirst for Zelda items, it wouldn’t be in your best interest to import the already expensive collector’s item. Stricken by this sad revelation, you paw at the computer screen as if trying to just get a faint touch of the Triforce that is emblazoned upon the front (top?) of the handheld. You gaze at the golden borders that contain the Triforce’s power within the center of the handheld, you want it so bad don’t you? To some it’s just a black 3DS with a Legend of Zelda-themed top, but to you it’s so much more, it’s the ultimate testimony to the greatness that is the Legend of Zelda franchise.
Alright, settle down, I’ve got the solution to your troubles right here. Kotaku has confirmed that the recent images of the Zelda-themed 3DS seen in Best Buy’s Black Friday ads was not a misprint. Best Buy will be selling the special 3DS come Black Friday. Kotaku was only able to aquire confirmation that this handheld will be sold at Best Buy, if other retailers confirm that they’re selling it as well, AnalogHype.com will let you know.
The Legend Of Zelda-themed 3DS is priced at $179.99 in the Best Buy advertisement. In addition to the special handheld, the recent 3D edition of Ocarina of Time is included in the bundle.
Legend Of Zelda 3DS Available At Best Buy - AnalogHype
So, you’re the most hardcore Zelda fan there is and you’ve just spotted the Legend of Zelda 3DS. The first thing that crosses your mind is probably, “Where’s my credit card!?â€, that is, until you realize that this oh-so-very-precious memento to the 25th anniversary of Link’s quest to save Princess Zelda from harms way, is only available in Europe. You however, reside in the US and have already spent a hefty amount of dough this year on Zelda memorabilia. Because of your insatiable thirst for Zelda items, it wouldn’t be in your best interest to import the already expensive collector’s item. Stricken by this sad revelation, you paw at the computer screen as if trying to just get a faint touch of the Triforce that is emblazoned upon the front (top?) of the handheld. You gaze at the golden borders that contain the Triforce’s power within the center of the handheld, you want it so bad don’t you? To some it’s just a black 3DS with a Legend of Zelda-themed top, but to you it’s so much more, it’s the ultimate testimony to the greatness that is the Legend of Zelda franchise.
Alright, settle down, I’ve got the solution to your troubles right here. Kotaku has confirmed that the recent images of the Zelda-themed 3DS seen in Best Buy’s Black Friday ads was not a misprint. Best Buy will be selling the special 3DS come Black Friday. Kotaku was only able to aquire confirmation that this handheld will be sold at Best Buy, if other retailers confirm that they’re selling it as well, AnalogHype.com will let you know.
The Legend Of Zelda-themed 3DS is priced at $179.99 in the Best Buy advertisement. In addition to the special handheld, the recent 3D edition of Ocarina of Time is included in the bundle.
Legend Of Zelda 3DS Available At Best Buy - AnalogHype
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