how big is your SD card?

the minute i opened my 3DS i put in my 4gb card from my old DSI, did you get a new one or just have the 2gb card that it comes with in?

Wouldnt you like to know...

jk, its 2gb but I just ordered a 16gb via newegg. I dont see a need for 32gb, i didnt even fill 16gb on my PSP go.

For now, I'm sticking with the standard 2GB SD card. Once the store opens up and more titles I'm looking forward to start coming out, I'll probably update it.

I'm using a 16 gig card but I may upgrade to a 32 gig card in the future.

I have the 2GB in right now, gonna transfer to my 8GB when I get a micro adapter and might upgrade past that if I do end up filling it.

Stock 2GB for now. Might upgrade later if I have the need to.

I'm using the 2 GB that came with the system but I'm letting my family buy me either a 16 GB or 32 GB next month for my b-day.

i have 2 2 gigabyte sd cards ,1 when i bought my wii , and one that came with my 3ds , if only my camera used sds as well id probably have more i plan on upgrading the wii to a 8 gig , when i get my games back

I went ahead and bought a 16 GB today while I was at the store. It's the Sony brand. Hopefully thats all the memory I will ever need.

I bought a 32GB class 10 SD card just for my 3DS. I have a bunch of music on it right now, but there is plenty of room for everything I can throw at it. :)

Anyone knows if I can just copy-paste the data of my 2GB if I get a bigger card? I usually tend to have a lot of data on my systems (almost filled 750GB on my PS3 as an example) which is why I'll probably need to update it. I just have a bad feeling when it comes to Nintendo, they tend to make easy stuff rather complicated (why do they change file sizes to blocks as an example oO) and I'll rather change it now and lose few data than in a few months and losing a lot of data

Anyone knows if I can just copy-paste the data of my 2GB if I get a bigger card? I usually tend to have a lot of data on my systems (almost filled 750GB on my PS3 as an example) which is why I'll probably need to update it. I just have a bad feeling when it comes to Nintendo, they tend to make easy stuff rather complicated (why do they change file sizes to blocks as an example oO) and I'll rather change it now and lose few data than in a few months and losing a lot of data

ArchoNils2

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Anyone knows if I can just copy-paste the data of my 2GB if I get a bigger card? I usually tend to have a lot of data on my systems (almost filled 750GB on my PS3 as an example) which is why I'll probably need to update it. I just have a bad feeling when it comes to Nintendo, they tend to make easy stuff rather complicated (why do they change file sizes to blocks as an example oO) and I'll rather change it now and lose few data than in a few months and losing a lot of data

MicrosoftISdumb

Thanks for the info, just ordered a 32GB card. I guess I can just copy-paste the entire card?

[QUOTE="MicrosoftISdumb"][QUOTE="ArchoNils2"]

Anyone knows if I can just copy-paste the data of my 2GB if I get a bigger card? I usually tend to have a lot of data on my systems (almost filled 750GB on my PS3 as an example) which is why I'll probably need to update it. I just have a bad feeling when it comes to Nintendo, they tend to make easy stuff rather complicated (why do they change file sizes to blocks as an example oO) and I'll rather change it now and lose few data than in a few months and losing a lot of data

ArchoNils2

Thanks for the info, just ordered a 32GB card. I guess I can just copy-paste the entire card?