The Humble Nindie Bundle Has 3DS And Wii U Games Going Cheap

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The latest Humble Bundle is called the “Humble Nindie Bundle” – as in Nintendo and indie – as it’s full of indie games for Wii U and Nintendo 3DS.

 

By purchasing the bundle you’ll received eShop codes that you can redeem on your 3DS or Wii U – note that these codes will only work on North, Central, and South American (except for Brazil) consoles only.

 

You can pay a minimum of $1 to get the following games:

 

 

While paying the average price or above nets you:

 

 

Lastly, if you pay $10 or more, and you get all of the above, plus:

 

 


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