Hardware Does GameStop allow me to do a system transfer while getting it replaced?
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You got to sweet talk the person you are dealing with. Kindness goes a long way and it's not hard to do.
Yeah, they don't allow you to transfer. You're gonna have to back up your saves and reinstall everything. If you want to hack it, you need an already hacked 3ds to transfer dsiware from. I got mine tonight and it's been faring well since I hacked it.
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The only thing you can do to hack it is ntrboothax (not released and requires a ak2i) or system transfer hacked dsiware.
What model was it? (I have the DSiWare but if GameStop won't allow me to transfer then...)
I'd buy it full price, transfer the hacked dsiware, then sell the old 3ds back at gamestop. The only downside is that you need to have the $150 first.
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