The Nintendo 3DS is a portable game console produced by Nintendo. The handheld features stereoscopic 3D technology that doesn't require glasses. It was released in Japan on February 26, 2011 and in North America on March 27, 2011.
So my New 3DS XL came today. I noticed that it only has 4GB of space in it...how far does that go when it comes to save games and/or downloading games from the eShop? I assume the answer is...not very?
Games are actually really small on 3DS. I use a 8GB card and with the exception of Bravely Default (which is more than double the size of every other 3DS game and it's just overall a game I regret buying) I've never had problems with space, despite having 6 full games on it and a bunch of demos. Saves are stored on the cartridge if you have a physical copy.
Yes definately. SD cards are pretty cheap and you can't fit many full games on a 4GB card. I upgraded to a 32GB card and now just get everything digitally.
You're not going to use it up in one shot, so you can get away with waiting to upgrade until you need it (you can copy files over using a PC). As others have mentioned, if you buy mostly physical games then the provided 4GB will last you for a while. That said, it's relatively inexpensive to upgrade to a 32GB or even 64GB card; if you've found a good deal then you might as well do it.
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