You hack it with ntrboot ds flashcart, region change the firmware to JPN, and lastly use JPN Nintendo eShop. Let's say you buy a brand new, never before used native USA n3DSXL. It also will not update JPN games because of the lack of JPN Nintendo eShop installed on the system after the region changing, unless you region change back to JPN firmware.
If you region change a (used) native JPN n3DSLL with USA firmware, it will not be able to update USA region games due to being originally registered or locked-in as a JPN model. Region changing a new series 3DS/2DS does not allow you to update games for the adopted region. You can also buy refurbs for decent prices directly at Nintendo online store. Certain firmwares are easier to hack than others but any new 3DS from a store is likely to be on a new enough firmware that they all use the same exploit methods anyway.Ĭlick to expand.Check my signature link for brand new USA region black n3DSXL. Or 10-15 minutes if you have all the files ready in advance.ġ. If you've done it before and you're familiar with the steps they can be done in less than an hour. As a first timer (to 3DS CFW, as the original Gateway setup was quite a bit simpler to install, though it was more of a hassle in actual use) you can expect to spend 2-3 hours on following the guide. You'll want to double check that you follow every step in order so you don't get any issues. In other words, it's not hard at all, just time consuming. is the guide you'll want to use, it looks complicated but most of the steps are just downloading and copying files. They can also be converted on the 3DS with GodMode9 but that's a slow process.Ĥ. 3ds format, although they can be easily converted in seconds if you use along with a boot9.bin backup you can either get from your own console or find online. cia installs, and games are sometimes easier to find in. 3ds ROM loading, which is more convenient than. Gateway also has less features than the free CFW available now. Gateway is more trouble than it's worth, it won't work on the latest firmware so no online, and there are workarounds by installing a partial firmware update, which sometimes will not work for unknown reasons and will brick you and require reflashing the NAND or restoring a NAND backup and then you're back to square one (this happened to me and that's when I finally decided to ditch Gateway because getting Gateway working on the latest firmware with the workaround would have been just as much work as ditching Gateway) I wouldn't recommend it, I don't think you'd be saving much money by importing one anyway. It's a pain in the ass and you lose eShop access as mentioned. Certain firmwares are easier to hack than others but any new 3DS from a store is likely to be on a new enough firmware that they all use the same exploit methods anyway.Ģ.
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