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Nintendo 3DS Price Slashed $80, Current Owners Getting 20 Free Games

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Nintendo 3DS Price Slashed $80, Current Owners Getting 20 Free Games
Is Nintendo's 3DS price drop an act of desperation? Probably, as well as dramatic enough to make even cynics think twice about passing when it goes into effect two weeks from now. - Matt Peckham, PCWorld
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