Nintendo Fan Shells Out Over $1000 to Procure Rare Barbie 3DS Game

A die-hard gaming enthusiast just spent a whopping $1600 on a Nintendo 3DS classic title, resulting in fans losing their minds. And in this case, it’s the 2010 released title Barbie: Groom and Glam Pups that contributed to this fans’ collection. Initially, this title was launched only in the North American market. And unfortunately, all the South American fans weren’t lucky enough to have easy access to it. Later on, the title was also released in Europe and Australia. But that wasn’t any help because this fan needed the title’s North American version to complete their collection.

This fan living in Brazil left them no choice but to ship this title straight from North America. In fact, as expressed by this collector, they spend an additional shipping charge for the title’s delivery in this South American country, along with the $1600 base price. Regarding the shipping charges, this fan didn’t disclose the exact amount. Undoubtedly, it’s one in million cases that have left the community surprised. And thanks to this collector, they also shared the images of this vintage title.

On 23rd March (Thursday), the Reddit user “u/Galdius” shared the same. The post features three images providing further insight into the classic 2010 released title. Moreover, in the post’s comment section, one user mentioned that a few years back, this title was priced at $700. Which is almost half of what this collector paid for. And as expected, this has caught the community’s attention. Resulting in fans expressing their opinions about the same.

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Nintendo- Barbie: Groom and Glam Pups and fans react to the above Reddit post

Publisher THQ launched Barbie: Groom and Glam Pups for three Nintendo platforms: 3DS, DS, and Wii. Technically, this also makes the title a Nintendo exclusive. As its name suggests, the game is all about Barbie grooming and glamming her puppies. And thanks to various retailers, the title’s all platform versions are still available for purchase. In fact, the fans can own it on GameStop and Amazon.

 

Let’s have a look at what fans got to say about the above Reddit post:

Comment from discussion Galdius’s comment from discussion "Got the last 3DS game that I was missing for the NA fullset! Now I have to wait for Andro Dunos 2!".

Comment from discussion sortaPUNK’s comment from discussion "Got the last 3DS game that I was missing for the NA fullset! Now I have to wait for Andro Dunos 2!".

Comment from discussion Alfred146’s comment from discussion "Got the last 3DS game that I was missing for the NA fullset! Now I have to wait for Andro Dunos 2!".

Comment from discussion bewaregravity’s comment from discussion "Got the last 3DS game that I was missing for the NA fullset! Now I have to wait for Andro Dunos 2!".

Comment from discussion danbars’s comment from discussion "Got the last 3DS game that I was missing for the NA fullset! Now I have to wait for Andro Dunos 2!".

Comment from discussion KennKanifff’s comment from discussion "Got the last 3DS game that I was missing for the NA fullset! Now I have to wait for Andro Dunos 2!".

Comment from discussion BreakfastOnly4710’s comment from discussion "Got the last 3DS game that I was missing for the NA fullset! Now I have to wait for Andro Dunos 2!".

Comment from discussion MisterBri07’s comment from discussion "Got the last 3DS game that I was missing for the NA fullset! Now I have to wait for Andro Dunos 2!".

Comment from discussion KirbySmartGuy’s comment from discussion "Got the last 3DS game that I was missing for the NA fullset! Now I have to wait for Andro Dunos 2!".

Comment from discussion Smedlings5340’s comment from discussion "Got the last 3DS game that I was missing for the NA fullset! Now I have to wait for Andro Dunos 2!".

Comment from discussion jforrest1980’s comment from discussion "Got the last 3DS game that I was missing for the NA fullset! Now I have to wait for Andro Dunos 2!".

 

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