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Buying Japanese 3DS
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2012/7/21 04:55
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Hello! First, I apologize if this kind of question doesn't really fit here, but I'm seriously considering of getting a Japanese 3DS for quite some time now, because there are some japanese only games I really wish to play. But I live in Europe, and I'm totally idiot when it comes to electronic. But, at least I know that we have different kind of plug and voltage than what they have there in Japan. For comparison, we have 230v and socket F, while they have 100 V and socket A/B ( http://users.telenet.be/worldstandards/electricity.htm) So, my question is, what should I do and get so that it'll become possible for me to get and charge my 3DS, if I ever really get one? Some Adapter, I guess? Also, what kind of risk that I may put my DS on? Thank you for any kind of help or info that I can get.
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by Elis (guest)
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Re: Buying Japanese 3DS
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2012/7/21 11:59
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The charger of 3DS has a converter. The input voltage and frequency ranges are pretty much global so you don't have a problem with that.
All you need is a adapter plug that changes the shape of the pins accordingly.
I use and charge an European 3DS without problems here in Japan only by using a EU-to-JP plug adapter.
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