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Searched on amazon and used one for the 3ds is like £2.
But ya, you might aswell just look at youtube videos
But ya, you might aswell just look at youtube videos
Technically, scans of a guide would fall under warez. Seeings as someone would have to pay for the guide, dismantle it, scan it, and distribute online for free, I cant really let anyone give you one here. Not that anyone probably will anyways.
Walmart, gamestop, or a few warez sites out there have one for you. Just take a look.
Walmart, gamestop, or a few warez sites out there have one for you. Just take a look.
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