Wii: $39.99 for a refurbished unit ($49.99 if including remote), at GameStop.New exclusives for the DS family include Pokemon X and Y and The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds. New exclusives for the Wii U this season include Super Mario 3D World, Wii Fit U and Sonic Lost World. However, GameStop is also advertising Black Friday deals on used/refurbished handhelds from the previous generation, the DSi and DSi XL these will not play 3DS/2DS games. The 2DS even plays 3DS-advertised games, but without the optional 3D. Meanwhile, any game made for the Nintendo DS line will work on the 2DS, 3DS and 3DS XL. The Wii U is “backward compatible,” meaning it plays Wii discs, but the Wii is not “forward compatible.” That is, it can’t play Wii U discs. Games made for the Wii generally have white labels at the top, while games for Wii U have blue labels. Nintendo’s naming conventions make this very tricky … Here, then, is a buyer’s guide for Black Friday, whether you’re buying for yourself or for someone else. And the confusion gets even worse for deal-minded shoppers who don’t know what, exactly, the gamer in the family wants. This year, there’s a glut of gaming stuff to buy. Contrary to popular belief, it’s not the busiest shopping day of the holiday season, but it’s when many major retail stores offer their best discounts to the customers who are insane passionate enough to show up. Love it or hate it, Black Friday is effectively a “real” holiday in America these days.
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