biggest you can responsibly afford, but at least 64gig. I had a spare 64 gigger sitting around after using a new 128 gig for my new 3ds, and yeah, I kinda wish I'd used the 64 in the new and kept the 128 for the switch, I already have more shit than the 64 can hold.. had to use a 16 gig to hold Ys 8. and it filled the whole card... yikes!
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I’d say modchipsdirect. I hope I don’t catch hell. Lol.
Really, though, check the authorized resellers.
Yeah, a Nintendo engineer actually traveled to the future and back in order verify that.
https://www.online-trends.net/ukstore/xecuter-sx-pro-os-1939.html
This was in the authorised list and the cheapest in the EU. Should i go for it?
Sorry to go off topic
This was in the authorised list and the cheapest in the EU. Should i go for it?
Sorry to go off topic
Might want to check out the online stores section for better info. https://gbatemp.net/forums/online-stores-and-purchases.193/
I bought a 128GB card about a week and a half ago, it's already full. Once the price of the 256GB or 400GB drops down to $50 or less, I'll pick one up. I know it may take a year or so for that to happen, but I do have a couple smaller cards from phones and other things that I can use. I took my 32GB card from my Vita to use it before I got my 128GB...
I have a 128gig, I have 9 games on it. Was going to buy another 128gig since they were on sale for $40, but figured there isn't 9 games i would want to play at once anyways so no worries. at $120 CAD for a 256gig card I wouldn't bother. I'd just get 2x 128's when they are on sale.
Honestly I bought a 200 gbcard before all this sx os stuff was announced now it seems far to small only have like 40 gb remaining
If you have a low capacity SDcard, it is better to use XCI than installing NSP. With XCI, you can easily swap the games you want to play. TX should includes a file manager in their CFW and support external hard drive connected to the dock's USB. This way we can drag and drop the games without removing the SDcard.
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