Where is the cheapest place to buy DS at the moment?

blue_monkey_2 · 8 September 2008 at 8:25PM

Wanted to get in and beat the Xmas rush but where is the cheast DS deal at the moment. I do not want fighting games or brain training as it is for a 6 year old girl. So what is the best deal? I've seen the DS is Asda stores for £95 and they do a double pack online for £18 but then there is no cashback.

So are there any better deals around that I have missed?

Thanks.

supersavingsharon · 8 September 2008 at 9:34PM

HI i have just bought from my local wh smith the nintendo ds for £99 it came with 2 free games imagine babies and imagine fashion designer which can retail at approx £25 each. I thought this was an excellent buy and i have also bought some other games for my daughter from our local morrisons at £12 each. Hope this helps, it was available in store at the beginning of last week and may be available on line. The Ds was for my daughters 7th birthday, she loves it, the games from Morrisons today will be delivered by santa!:j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j

Loopy_Girl · 8 September 2008 at 9:51PM

supersavingsharon wrote: »

HI i have just bought from my local wh smith the nintendo ds for £99 it came with 2 free games imagine babies and imagine fashion designer which can retail at approx £25 each. I thought this was an excellent buy and i have also bought some other games for my daughter from our local morrisons at £12 each. Hope this helps, it was available in store at the beginning of last week and may be available on line. The Ds was for my daughters 7th birthday, she loves it, the games from Morrisons today will be delivered by santa!:j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j

Thank you

Daughter's main wish from Santa this year is a DS so that info is great!! Did you get it in pink perchance?

blue_monkey_2 · 8 September 2008 at 10:02PM

Thanks for this. I've been browsing and found a few bits and bobs online but they are going away for Xmas. I'll have to get into town and see if I can get it from WHS Smiths.

supersavingsharon · 8 September 2008 at 10:05PM

Hi, my daughter normally likes everything pink, but said that she wanted a silver nintendo (she reckons she will share it with her 3yr old brother (some chance!) ) so we bought the silver one. We had a choice of silver or black but ours is a very small branch and they were the only 2 left.I think pink may be available. The nintendo games at morrisons for £12 are excellent imagine teacher, rock band etc some of these are normally £25 +. We also got a lovely pink travel case from Woolworths for £4.99, you can pay £10 + for these. I must stash away the new games from Morrisons for christmas. V V IMPRESSED WITH THE NINTENDO DS SO FAR, REALLY HELPS WITH MATHS AND SPELLINGS HOMEWORK!

Loopy_Girl · 8 September 2008 at 10:34PM

Oh I am really chuffed she has asked for a DS actually....means I can get Brain Train for myself!! Have wanted it for ages and have been waiting for her to finally ask for one as all her chums have one!!!:D

supersavingsharon · 8 September 2008 at 10:40PM

TRUST ME, NO ONE NEEDS BRAIN TRAINING MORE THAN ME, EXCELLENT IDEA WILL GET ONE AND USE IT WHILST DD IS AT SCHOOL (HOPE SHE SEES A DIFFERENCE, I AM SUPER DIPPY!!!!!):money: :j :j :money: :j :j :money:

Enterprise_1701C · 9 September 2008 at 7:49AM

Who needs kids to have a DS - I have one for myself and I am 47! My daughter (18) gets upset when she comes down and I am using it so she can't nick it for Zelda!!

sweetnskint · 9 September 2008 at 8:54AM

83.90 on amazon but it is used... bit more can get new one...

sweetnskint · 9 September 2008 at 9:15AM

looked again for you found one £99 at toysrus-with two games! if games no good could always trade in that would save you money off something else!!(trade elsewhere)games were spectrobes and golden compass!