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Yes. The 3DS, 3DS XL and 2DS are backwards compatible and can play DS and DSi games. Unless they require the GBA slot, the 3DS is not compatible with Slot 2 attachments for the DS so games such as Guitar Hero will not work. The DS and DSi game will not be in 3D even if the 3D is turned on.

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No. 3DS game cards have a small tab on the side, so they don't fit into the Nintendo DS or the Nintendo DSi. Even without the tab, 3DS game cards will have much more data and better graphics on them than DS cards. The technology is too advanced for the Nintendo DS and DSi so the other DS systems would not be able to run them.

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To view the downloads for this software, please check out the Related Links listed below this answer. Thank you.

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It can run DS games, but it can't run GBA games.

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By halving, do you mean cut things in half or make them half the size? If you mean cut and remove parts or simply slice them ad the half-way point, then you can use a 'slice' modifier to either remove the top or bottom parts or simply split the polygons in the middle. If you want to modify where the cut is made, you can select the 'slice' modifier gizmo and move or rotate it to wherever you want the cut made. If you want to work on the new piece alone, you will have to convert the entire object to an editable mesh or poly and select the individual polygons.

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It takes standard SD cards, so if you wanted it to use a Micro SD, you'd need one of those cradle adaptors to make it regular SD sized.

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Yes it will but Nintendo needs time to make it.

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The Nintendo 3DS was released about 4 years ago as of today in 2015.

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No no, currently, all R4 3DS card run DSi model on 3DS console. There is no flashcard which can run 3D games. So the R4 3DS card is actually DSi card.

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Yes. you just go to the eShop and download it for free.

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no but you can try it out for free!! go to Nintendo site for more information

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The 3DS first launch dates:

Japan: February 27th, 2011

Europe: March 25th, 2011

North America: March 27th, 2011

Australia: March 31st, 2011

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Yes, you can. To download them, go on the eShop and go to the 'Demos' categorie.

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Well,you see,they only come in different types of presents.Sorry if spelling is wrong im under 9.What I meant by that is the stickers are of presents.The come in different colours,including gold.Anyhoo,You get these by streetpass and spot pass.Hope you enjoy your 3ds!

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The game released on December 4 2011

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2011

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i would say the ps vita

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i found a great trick in the 3ds, play wii sport boxing

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It isn't on the 3DS but it may be in the Nintendo eShop (a 3DS game shop that will be released in the June 6th update) so keep your fingers crossed!

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The 3ds on Black Friday will cost $145 and less.

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3 in general, 2 in the front for the 3D and one inside above the screen.

The 2 cameras in the front are for shooting 3D pictures and videos. The camera just above the screen is for taking pictures and videos in 2D, use it for taking pictures of yourself. Some games require it.

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Not really, unless you either:

-Have your receipt

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-Put some more money with the 3DS when you trade it in.

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Not currently (as of December 2015).

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The Nintendo 3DS does not have PictoChat. Instead it has SwapNote which has an e-mail type format rather than chat room.