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Can you swap your dsi for a 3ds at game?
You can trade in a DSi for money off a 3DS yes. Be warned that the trade in price for a DSi is at rock bottom pretty much.
Can you trade in a DSi for a 3DS at Best Buy?
No, the DSi isn't the same in money value as the 3DS is.
Can you exchange your DSi for the 3DS?
Yes, you could potentially trade in a DSi for some money off a 3DS. Due to the age of the DSi I would not expect you'd get much for it, if the place will even accept it at all.
Where can you trade in your Nintendo DSi for a Nintendo 3ds?
You can't trade JUST you DSi system in for a 3DS system anywhere.
How much if you trade a ds for a 3DS?
Ds light is $50, Dsi is $70 and Dsi Xl is $100
Where to trade in DSi?
You can Trade a DSI in at Gamestop, they will give you credits for your DSI to buy something else, such as a 3DS.
How much does the 3DS cost when you trade your DSiXL for a 3DS?
in Australia if you go to game the 3ds costs $99 if you trade in a dsi XL console and any 2 ds games
How much money do you save on a 3DS when you trade in your DS lite for a 3DS?
A DSi can be traded for $75, and the 3DS costs $250. Trading a DSi for a 3DS would cost you about $175 without tax.
Can you trade in a DSi for a 3DS at the Brockton Best Buy?
You can trade in your DSI at Best Buy for about $40.
Can you trade in your ds for a 3ds when it comes out?
yes, at Gamestop Trade your DSi XL and get $100 in-store credit toward the reservation of a 3DS, trade in your DSi and get $75 or trade in your DS lite and get $50.
Can you trade Pokemon from the Nintendo DS to the dsi?
I am 99.99% sure that you cannot trade in the DSi XL for a 3DS without needing to pay or trade extra.* But what you could do is trade in your DSi XL with a couple games and extra cash, and you should have saved up enough to get your 3DS.*You would have to find an extremely good deal, and I don't think it would be possible.
How much does a 3ds cost when you trade in your dsi XL?
It depends on where you trade it in. Think of places then ask the question. No offense intended.
