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It is the way all systems are..minus the easy transferring. At least you have a special edition 3DS.

Simple answer: No.

14.96 for the regular edition and 19.96 for the limited edition, if your Walmart still has any left on the shelf. I picked up an LE myself there.

The policy for damaged/broken systems is as long as you contact Nintendo directly for a replacement, content transfer is standard practice.  Systems that are lost or stolen will not have their content recovered.

About 2 and a half years ago, I sold my original 3DS (Ambassador certified) after formatting it due to a dire financial situation.  Recently I acquired a 3DS XL and am quite happy with it..except with Mario Kart 7, also known as the hand killer (I need a grip, I know).  I read all the FAQs out...

Being a former M.A.M.E. cabinet owner who had to sell his due to lack of space, this may be perfect for me.  I'm already thinking mods for it, such as a lighted marquee, overlay and side art.

If your brother finds the game is missing (or any eShop purchases), a quick call to Nintendo will remedy the issue quickly.

It makes no sense that Nintendo has not yet given us 3DS owners access to Super NES and GBA (minus Ambassadors which proves it can be done easily).  Hopefully we see something over the horizon soon.

If it's not a smashed box from Amazon, keep it sealed and get yourself a standard version from a local store. 

2681-0873-5230 I play Bravely Default, if you need some an additional Friend Summon.

Good to know.  Guess they stopped allowing that after the Nintendo ID system began?  I have 2 3DS, 2 DS Lites and 3 Wiis (how did I do that?!) registered.