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Most retailers have initiated their core sales for Black Friday 2013… despite the fact that today’s actually Thursday.

Amazon’s current offers – like Theatrhythm Final Fantasy for $15 – can be found here. Also be sure to check out the lightning deals page here, as titles such as Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D, Super Mario 3D Land, and Animal Crossing: New Leaf will be going on sale later today.

All GameStop sales are located here. There are quite a few highlights, such as Xenoblade and Metroid Prime Trilogy for $33.59 (use the promo code CAG16 on these two). You can also grab LEGO Marvel Super Heroes for $30 and Rayman Legends for just $25.

Finally, visit this link for Best Buy’s offers including ZombiU for $15.

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Along with today’s screenshot, Sakurai passed along the following message on Miiverse:

A Dark Train goes full-steam ahead.


Nintendo has finally gotten things sorted with Target’s Zelda 3DS XL bundle sale. It’ll be available for $50 off starting tomorrow, making the package $170 rather than $150. You’ll still be saving $50, which is nothing to snuff at. The discount lasts through November 30 (and while supplies last).

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As of late, we’ve been hearing about quite a few 3DS games that have been pushed back in Japan. Game Center CX 3 is the latest title to be suffering a delay. Namco Bandai has moved the game’s release date back from January 23 to March 20.

Best Buy has lowered the price of a few 3DS/DS games. Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion, Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask, and Pokemon Quest are currently available at lower prices. You’ll find links to each below.

Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion – $9.99 (update: price-matched on Amazon)
Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask – $19.99
Pokemon Conquest – $19.99

While we’re on the topic of deals, I’ll also mention that Atlus’ Shin Megami Tensei IV deal is now live on Amazon.

Update 2: Target can’t seem to get its facts straight! The retailer now says the price will be honored after all.


Update: Turns out Nintendo’s information was incorrect. Target says the Zelda 3DS XL bundle won’t be offered for $150, but all other standard models will be.


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Target is giving consumers all of the reasons in the world to pick up the Zelda 3DS XL bundle on Black Friday. Starting on November 28, it’ll be available for just $149.99. Most retailers have been selling it for $220 out of the gate. The deal ends on November 30.

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