I just got Netflix on my 3DS. Haven't used it yet, though.
Same here.kineticsilvia563 said:Yup. Got Netflix on my 3DS.
Call me weird, but I prefer to watch Netflix on my 3DS rather than through my Nintendo Wii on a big TV.
I think the games for it will not come to the E-Shop until August 12. If you have the 3DS now, you'll need to log into E-Shop at least once in order to do so. If you don't have the 3DS, and get it after the price drop, then you will not be able to get the free games. The GBA titles are free and exclusive to those who bought it before price cut and log into E-Shop before Friday, August 12, 2011.Coco Bandicoot said:I had a feeling the price would drop. But where are the games and are they free?
No, you can download them after August 12, provided that you log into E-Shop at least once before August 12. If you get the 3DS after the price cut becomes effective on August 12, you won't be able to download the free games.doutekisakura563 said:Wait. I'm a bit confused.
We're supposed to download the NES and GBA games BEFORE August 12th or we can't get them?(just want to clarify).
And if that's the case, I'm guessing when they update the eShop on Friday, we'll be able to do this.
Amaterasu said:That was a cheap marketing move but getting the free games makes up for it I guess. Looks like the PlayStationVita won't be able to have competition with the 3DS when the price goes down.
Snowy said:>Go to best buy and buy a 3DS august 10th for $250
>Update, log into eShop, etc.
>Go back on the 12th and price match it
????
>Save your $80 and get the free games
Amaterasu said:If SOny tries to get their price as low as the new 3DS price they'll lose a lot of money.
Shaby said:Finally getting my Aqua Blue at the cost of $210 this Saturday!![]()