Targets getting into the trading game, offering up store credit towards if you’re willing to part with Nintendo’s older handhelds.
The retailer has partnered with NextWorth for the in-store trade-in options, just in time for the launch of the Nintendo 3DS. Here’s what they’re willing to give you, as of March 23.
Ialready think you should keep your DSeven if you’re getting a 3DS. And with trade in values like these, I’m sure that’s starting to look like a much more attractive option. Only $20 for a DS seems a bit low, don’t you think?
