"insert name here" Launch Edition on eBay
Has anyone else noticed this on ebay? sometime ago they updated their catalog system. essentially, if the console isn't a fancy special edition system, it gets the label of "launch edition".
For most systems it's ok, some had a lot of fancy versions. Then there's a console like the Virtual Boy, "launch edition" is a bit of an oxymoron isn't it? every virtual boy is techncially a launch system.
For most systems it's ok, some had a lot of fancy versions. Then there's a console like the Virtual Boy, "launch edition" is a bit of an oxymoron isn't it? every virtual boy is techncially a launch system.
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Now I see that it's suppose to mean an original, base model. I don't really like the use of the phrase but I wouldn't mind it, if it were used properly.
I sold a 3DS recently which eBay labeled as Launch Edition. It made several people ask if it was one of the early $250 ones that were eligible for the free Ambassador games when Nintendo lowered the price.
Nice, I have an Ambassador edition. I bought it when I heard that they were going to do that. I was planning on evenutally getting a 3DS after a while but at that time it wasn't on my radar since I already had a DS that I was happy with. 10+ free classic games changed my mind, though.
I sold a 3DS recently which eBay labeled as Launch Edition. It made several people ask if it was one of the early $250 ones that were eligible for the free Ambassador games when Nintendo lowered the price.
Nice, I have an Ambassador edition. I bought it when I heard that they were going to do that. I was planning on evenutally getting a 3DS after a while but at that time it wasn't on my radar since I already had a DS that I was happy with. 10+ free classic games changed my mind, though.
I did the same thing. Ran out and got one for $250 at Best Buy, waited a week or two, then did the 110% Price Protection Guarantee to take off $88 plus tax. August 2011, IIRC. I was still living in San Diego.