The 3DS is region locked u know?
And anywhere u go, you will still have the same eShop.
Wrong, you can acess all eShop stores inside yout region lock. An USA 3DS can see the Mexican store for exemple, but cannot see the UK store.
You chose the region that you want for your eShop on settings screen, there is no IP check, the only check you will face is the credit card check, so since you keep a USA credit card, you will have no problem at all. If you will not keep a American credit card, you still can buy USA eShop Pre-paid cards.
Mexico is inside...United States of America?
I'm assuming you meant North America.
Mexico is in North America.
Guess thinking that "USA = North America" isn't just an American mindset.
You are wrong again. On America's region we have at least 4 different stores (USA, Canada, Mexico, Brazil and maybe more). It is not the same content, it is not the same prices, it is only the same region lock, and the user is free to chose, but it is not free to buy due to credit card restrictions.
actually, I think Mexico is in Central america....
on topic:
since you probably have an American firmware you will probably making contact with the American E-shop.
Nope, Mexico is a part of North America. Central America is those little countries between Mexico and South America.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_(country)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_(state)
But still its called Georgia.
This is now a geography thread.
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México is in North America... i´m mexican so stop that discussion, on to the topic, yes you can see your store not matter where do you live, but once you change your country you cannot access to your funds unless you return to your original country
I think nobody ever said it was part of the USA, only part of North America...
oh well, I guess it is indeed like you said.
even so, I don't think what the importance is of discussing whether Mexico is part of North America or South America. because Manolo just asked if his 3ds will connect to the US Shop when he is in Europe.
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