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All eyes on the cube right now. At least that's how it is in europe.
Back on the other side of the atlantic nintendo have just announced a global price drop for the gba.
The only price i could actually find was a 'suggested' $79.99 in american stores. That, as they say works out at approximately a 20% drop.
Well, if it matterialises in the shops anytime soon, it'll be a tough call between saving for the cube and filling the gap with a gba : )
Back on the other side of the atlantic nintendo have just announced a global price drop for the gba.
The only price i could actually find was a 'suggested' $79.99 in american stores. That, as they say works out at approximately a 20% drop.
Well, if it matterialises in the shops anytime soon, it'll be a tough call between saving for the cube and filling the gap with a gba : )
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Joe Dark wrote:
> Id get a Cube as I have a GC, Im noit getting another GBA
^ ^
Same thing
> Id get a Cube as I have a GC, Im noit getting another GBA
^ ^
Same thing
What games do you have for your GBA Cooky?
Id get a Cube as I have a GC, Im noit getting another GBA
i bought mine think before any of u (think)
and i would much prefer saving up for a GC!
and i would much prefer saving up for a GC!
Personally m8, I recommend getting a Gamecube. I bought a GBA last year, but don't really use it that much. Not really that many games on it at the moment. Plus the games are still quite expensive. Well the 2nd hand games are starting to go down in price a bit. You can get Konami Crazy Racers for around £15 now! Perhaps my opinion will change a bit when I get Advance Wars. That's surpose to take up hours of your life!
:)
:)
Untangle that url and you can take a look yourselves (maybe easier to look for it via nintendo.com):
http://209.185.240.250/cgi-bin/linkrd?
_lang=EN&lah=db7127dc8c649799374eda0a9f5e1f33&lat=1012245982
&hm___action=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2enintendo%2ecom
http://209.185.240.250/cgi-bin/linkrd?
_lang=EN&lah=db7127dc8c649799374eda0a9f5e1f33&lat=1012245982
&hm___action=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2enintendo%2ecom
All eyes on the cube right now. At least that's how it is in europe.
Back on the other side of the atlantic nintendo have just announced a global price drop for the gba.
The only price i could actually find was a 'suggested' $79.99 in american stores. That, as they say works out at approximately a 20% drop.
Well, if it matterialises in the shops anytime soon, it'll be a tough call between saving for the cube and filling the gap with a gba : )
Back on the other side of the atlantic nintendo have just announced a global price drop for the gba.
The only price i could actually find was a 'suggested' $79.99 in american stores. That, as they say works out at approximately a 20% drop.
Well, if it matterialises in the shops anytime soon, it'll be a tough call between saving for the cube and filling the gap with a gba : )
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