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"Our approach will be simple... to keep down the clutter, we won't list items in the ads that are at full retail price (unfortunately, too many). We will also organize and group the items by game platform. Many deals will be available both in-store and on-line this year.
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Here is a rundown of the Sears Black Friday video game deals:"
Take a look back on key Christmas seasons from past generations of video game history.
Sears is retailer obviously out of touch with the industry and nowhere is that more apparent then on their own site.
Makes sense. The last time Sears was relevant, Tim Allen had a coke habit. Or was that afterwards? I don't know, Tim Allen does a lot of coke, though.
“When it comes to handheld gaming, you can’t beat the three-dimensional fun of the Nintendo 3DS. While other handheld gaming systems focus on graphics and sound, Nintendo looked for a new and creative way to play games, this time in 3D. The technology in the Nintendo 3DS allows the user to view games and content in 3D without having to wear those silly glasses. Basically, the screen sends a different image to each eye so that you get the full effect of objects flying at you in three dimensions.
It still has two screens and the traditional game play buttons. However, this version, aside from offering three dimensional pictures, has a few added features to enhance your gaming experience. The 3DS has a built-in gyroscope, which means that moving your device will affect game play as much as hitting the down button. The 3DS also has 3 cameras so that you can get a clear picture every time. Plus, the 3DS allows you to project your games onto images of your room, which is pretty cool if you want to incorporate real-life objects into your gaming experience.
If you want to do something besides game, the 3DS can do that, too. You have the opportunity to download games and look at online content from your Nintendo DS. Additionally, the DS has a built-in GPS, which means you don’t have to buy a separate Garmin or Tom-Tom when you take a road trip. You can also take a trip down memory lane by downloading and playing games from older systems like Game Boy Advance, as well as games from the popular NES and Super NES console systems.
If you want a handheld gaming device that is easily to personalize and fun for the whole family, then a Nintendo 3DS should be exactly what you need. With a great variety of games for just about anyone, it is a fun and light-hearted system that can also produce realistic graphics and game play. You can play many of your favorite Wii games as well as games from the classic Nintendo systems anytime you want and anywhere you are, making this the ultimate accessory for long road trips and endless flights.
If you want to get started with a fin pocket-sized gaming adventure, then come to Sears, where we will outfit you with everything you need to have the ultimate Nintendo 3DS experience. Start with a console and a few games, then customize your device so no one else in the family feels entitled to play on your system. You can opt for decorative covers and cases, as well as custom stylus options that fit every personality. Don’t forget to add on extra charger options and other accessories to round out your experience. Browse your great selection to pick out something you will love and play with for years to come.”
Was that actually on the Sears website, because I couldn't find it in there.
I only go to Sears for games for two reasons
1 They normally put extra stock of pretty new games on clearance for 10 dollars. I got Mass Effect 3 a few weeks after release for $9.99 :P
2 People forget about them. So when a game is selling out they normally have it. They had a PS4 still in stock when everyone was going nuts trying to find one lol
Not the first time I read a butchered product description in a circular or website. My favorite was a description of GTAIV that was available at a Local TJ MAXX. It described it as a game thats soul purpose was to kill prostitutes and take their money for points...I still laugh at that to the day....
On PS4's launch day the consoles couldn't be found anywhere in my town. My buddy actually went to Sears and they had 5 just sitting there.
So this guy is right, when people think video games, apparently Sears is the last place anyone thinks of.
Are you still holding out for that expected price drop before investing in a Wii U? Sadly, that day may not come soon enough for you. With all the upcoming titles scheduled to be released in the coming months, the time to purchase a Wii U is now. And you may be lucky enough to find a Wii U Deluxe Set (32GB) for under $100 dollars from one of your local Sears department stores.
That’s exactly the kind of deal that was found at the Sears located in Lincoln Park, Michigan. Specifically, the lucky person managed to purchase a brand new Wii U Deluxe Set for $99.97.
I give it a year before WiiU is no longer viable. So just save your money until NIntendo brings there handheld/set-top box that will be BC to the WiiU.
Sears like 5 minutes from my house.
Just don't feel like going to The Mall. Not a mall person, and I just bought a Wii U.
Somebody else can enjoy the system as well.
I want in your family. All we do is eat BBQ and hangout together. I knew nothing of this Easter money you speak of! Good luck finding a Wii u and happy Easter!
Thanks man and a BBQ sounds awesome beats going to hooters and I thought everyone gets money
Theres a Sears around where I live... I just have no money... *cries*
that is a reasonable price for the Wii U, if they sold it at that price normally then it would sell
Honestly, why would anyone expect such low prices for any of the new consoles. It's just downright absurd.
Ha! If cars were that price, I would expect free gas as well. I don't even make a lot at my job and I ain't that cheap. XD
Yeah, that would definitely work if the PS4 wasn't selling like hotcakes lol, 7M sold in 5 months...
If you're poor, cheap, or don't understand the value of the console, then I guess you WOULD have that opinion.
The Wii U is worth more than $99, but take whatever deal you can find if that's what satisfies you.
it depends on your tastes, if you are ab ig Nintendo fanboy who loves all Nintendo games then it might be worth Nintendo asking price, but there are lot of people there who only like one or two Nintendo games...... for example I like their 2D Platformers (mario and donkey Kong) but don't care about any other of their first party franchises (except pokemon which doesn't count as far as the Wii U goes because its handheld exclusive) I have a friend who likes Zelda but no other Nintendo game and antoher friend who likes Smash but no other Nintendo games.......
Given that Nintendo has no third party support if you buy the console you are only buying for the first party games, if you like them all then $300 is o.k... but that's the problem only the hardcore Nintendo fanboys are willing to buy the thing at that price... more regular fans who like one or 2 nintendo franchises but not all are not willing to pay $300 just for one or 2 games but may be tempted if the console was at a lower price
I still find neat tricks I can do with the Wii U and Gamepad, a no My PS3/4 can not do them. I can switch from game to the net in two taps then back to my game, and the browser is great. I do however wish FLASH were supported, Pandora will not work because Wii U does not support it. A Pandora app would be great.
You can say that about any other console out there.
I would be happy if I can buy WiiU/PS4/XB1 for $299.99 only :)
99 buckaroos for a wii u is reasonable..... lol i can't believe he said that...
