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www.play-asia.com I will not wait for the Nintendo 3DS? Yes, now I do not write about the Nintendo 3DS, it does help if I actually own one, even if I have to do out of my way to get one have. But even if you're not a writer and just want to get your hands on our beloved handheld from many parts of the world, I would like to share with you a few memories and bits of advice. The main problem with importing a 3DS Nintendo of Japan is the fact that the machine is region lockedand it seems doubtful that Nintendo will be a change of heart between now and the release of the system have. The fact that the system is locked region means that: * You will only be able to play games on the 3DS, which are also imported from Japan. The cost of this (if it be shipped together) could be up pretty quickly. * It is impossible to change the language of the operating system or the games in English. Each piece of text is written with Japanese characters. Suppose boththese problems in order. The cost of importing games is inevitable. In a place like Australia, it is often actually cheaper to play against to buying them to import locally, but for most places in the world, which is next to the shipping of more players from his pocket when they would leave. So there is no way around the fact that you get in early payment of a premium to the 3DS and their games, but you can reduce these costs by importing several games at once (so you only pay for shipping…