Gaming Quick question about eshop data.

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Hey guys I have a 4gb sd card in my 3DS and i wanted to upgrade it to like a 16gb sd card i was wondering can i transfer my eshop data to the other sd card

also what is the max size sd card i can have for the 3DS
 

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you can transfer it, just use a computer to copy everything on old card to new one. Officially you can use up to a 32gb sdhc card, but should be possible to use sdxc if you format it as fat32.
 

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you can transfer it, just use a computer to copy everything on old card to new one. Officially you can use up to a 32gb sdhc card, but should be possible to use sdxc if you format it as fat32.
I can confirm this works if you're skeptical OP. Did it myself from a 2GB to a 16GB.
 
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Yeah there should be no reason not to, and if anything dun-goofed you could re-download :D
 

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