There’s a number of adorable Disney related Nintendo 3DS themes hitting the Japanese Theme Shop on Thursday. You can choose between classics such as The Little Mermaid and the more recent Frozen, amongst others. The more popular themes are slightly more expensive than the less well known themes, but I guess that’s to be expected. Here’s what’s available this week on the Japanese Theme Shop!
- The Little Mermaid – 250 yen
- Mickey & Friends – 250 yen
- Stich – 250 yen
- Frozen – 250 yen
- Last Note. (x2) – 200 yen each
- Finding Ojipockle + – – 100 yen
- Mikito-P feat. GUMI and Kagamine Rin: Ii Aru Fanclub – 200 yen
- Vocaloid4 Library Fukase: A Happy End Nobody Knows – 200 yen
- Flowery Kiss – 200 yen
- Fushigi no Kuni no Labyrinth (x4) – 100 yen each
- Pile: One Step Ahead – 2500 yen
- Sachiko Kobayashi: Senbonzakura – 200 yen
- Doraemon: Nobita and the Birth of Japan – 200 yen
- Soraru and Mafumafu: Boys and Girls of the World – 200 yen
More evidence that Nintendo makes dedicated “children” gaming devices…
Embarassed to let your friends and people in the public see a grown ass adult play these glorified leapfrog devices..
I understand..
Because it’s against the rules to ever put any kid-targeted things on a console. If you ever do, you’re thenceforth exclusively a “child based” company.
I understand.
Edgelord of edgelords.
One of those themes costs ¥2500,00 while every other costs @¥200,00. I wonder why…