New 3DS questions

[Watt330]

Hello everyone,

I recently bought a like new Zelda edition 3DS off of eBay due to how much I love Zelda. I had a couple questions in regards to the 3DS, as I already have one and was hoping to get some assistance on some issues that may arise.

1) The seller said that he had already registered the system with Nintendo...is there a way for me to contact Nintendo in regards to getting it switched over to me? My last 3DS had dead pixel issues and if this occurs with this one too, I want to be able to sure I can get it fixed.
2) I was an ambassador with my old 3DS...will all my games and stuff be able to transfer over?

I appreciate any and all responses; thanks for all of your help!

[Steel Diver]

1. I'm not 100% sure but I don't think Nintendo will due that.
2. Yes, as long as you have your old 3DS and an internet connection you should be fine.

[nintenfan1456]

Yes, everything Steel Diver said. If you have any other questions, I'll be happy to answer them:). And I also suggest Steel Diver, Mario Kart 7, and Ocarina of time

[Watt330]

Hey guys...so I finally got my new 3DS today (yayyyyyyyyy). Unfortunately, there is a nice dead pixel on it, and I know it will bother me in the long run. I want to send it in, but I want to make sure Nintendo knows that I bought it used and did not steal it. Should I call them about this issue and see if the 3DS is still covered under its warranty? Do you think they will give me any problems in regards to the 3DS?

[gtt]

Hey guys...so I finally got my new 3DS today (yayyyyyyyyy). Unfortunately, there is a nice dead pixel on it, and I know it will bother me in the long run. I want to send it in, but I want to make sure Nintendo knows that I bought it used and did not steal it. Should I call them about this issue and see if the 3DS is still covered under its warranty? Do you think they will give me any problems in regards to the 3DS?

yea, call them up. they'll probably ask for the serial and all that. they are cool dudes and will hook you up. they will always fix their systems, but it isn't always free.