Talk:Nintendo 2DS

Of course there's the fact that the 2DS is basically nearly half the price by cutting out a feature everyone hates, so that makes it more worth getting. So, flipping off the 3D switch on the 3DS does not save you $40-70, in case you were stupid enough to think that as most people apparently are. Mr Lange 21:10, 21 September 2013 (EDT)

A used 3Ds costs the same amount as a new 2Ds. Most people who aren't stupid (you), would rather get the extra super special option for, ya know...FUCKING FREE! Hurr de durr! *epic face palm*

--Onideus 14:15, 19 September 2013 (EDT)

Actually, I take that back, for a used 3Ds (non special version) the average going price is $100 and the new 2Ds is selling for around $130 bucks, which means not only do you get the extra super special feature but you SAVE $30 bucks in the process. DUM DUM DUM DUM DUM...seriously "Mr. Lange", you might wanna rethink yer sales pitch, Dumbfuck. --Onideus 14:19, 19 September 2013 (EDT)

The idea of a used 3DS isn't very appealing, considering it uses a touch screen, so this is assuming I can find a used 3DS for that price in a condition that doesn't involve greasy semi-functional scratched up screens and loose buttons. If I were to get a used 3DS for a price that low it would have to be in very good or near mint condition. Granted you bring up a good point in that if I did find a near mint used 3DS for $20 more than the 2DS it would be worth it. Mr Lange 21:10, 21 September 2013 (EDT)

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This article is a crapstub. Has potential to be funny, it's just currently filled with copious amounts of unfunny. --WheatThins 13:17, 19 September 2013 (EDT)