Be Nintendo 3DS Ready with Gametech Accessories and Peripherals

The Nintendo 3DS will be out soon, and with all the hype and excitement going on in Japan and the world over, Gametech has jumped into the scene for our Nintendo 3DS care needs that will either make our gaming experience much more comforting or much more difficult to handle. Never the less, Gametech was not showing any meekness as they will launch a staggering number of 16 accessories and peripherals you can choose from for your 3D handheld console, much more than the number of games that will be available on opening day.

We have protection sheets, card cases, console cases, pouches, an AC adapter, car charger a USB cable charger, and a touch pen. You can never be too careful with such a fine piece of metal and plastic.

The Nintendo 3DS will be out February 26.

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