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Your aging Nintendo 3DS and PS Vita deserve a case upgrade.

WaterField Designs has expanded its gaming case collection to include new “retro” options for the 3DS and the PS Vita. Two case styles are available for each handheld including one with a magnetic closure and one made with full grain leather.

They range in price from $69 to $79 but will only be available until September 22nd, 2024, as part of a limited run.

The Nintendo 3DS sitting atop a carrying case.
WaterField Designs now offers two case options for the Nintendo 3DS and PS Vita handhelds.
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