randomspot555
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Can Pokemon transferred from black 2 to bank be sent back to black 2? I created my living pokedex to instant complete the black 2 pokedex when I restart it so I can shiny charm hunt legends
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Can Pokemon transferred from black 2 to bank be sent back to black 2? I created my living pokedex to instant complete the black 2 pokedex when I restart it so I can shiny charm hunt legends
can you use eshop points to downlaod pokemon bank?
The download is likely free and you will pay in-app.
But e-shop points are just money in the first place, so
Incidentally, it seems that when the main site updated today, they accidentally rolled back the Pokemon Bank page to not include the FAQ
Some Pokémon from Pokémon Black, Pokémon White, Pokémon Black 2, and Pokémon White 2 cannot be transferred to Pokémon X or Pokémon Y.
This actually scares me a bit:
I mean I figure it's probably the same requirements as the previous games but I don't want any of mine to stay behind.
This actually scares me a bit:
I mean I figure it's probably the same requirements as the previous games but I don't want any of mine to stay behind.
I assume it's referring to Black Kyurem and White Kyurem, which is understandable.
I'm OK paying for this service and look forward to using it.
However Europeans seem to be getting the short end of the stick.
In the UK it's £4.49.
Exchange rates mean $4.99 dollars is around £3.10.
And 500 yen is around £3.00
So this means that it's approximately 45% more expensive in the UK (the Euro is around the same)
(That's if my maths is right =P )
Am I missing something?
Are servers more expensive in Europe?
Do the Japanese and Americans have to add on tax?
Or is Nintendo showing us their favourite markets?
I'm OK paying for this service and look forward to using it.
However Europeans seem to be getting the short end of the stick.
In the UK it's £4.49.
Exchange rates mean $4.99 dollars is around £3.10.
And 500 yen is around £3.00
So this means that it's approximately 45% more expensive in the UK (the Euro is around the same)
(That's if my maths is right =P )
Am I missing something?
Are servers more expensive in Europe?
Do the Japanese and Americans have to add on tax?
Or is Nintendo showing us their favourite markets?
"If your annual Bank fee ends, you can still withdraw your Pokémon for a short time, but will be lost afterwards forever."
I do NOT like the sound of that :/ It's understandable, but like deleting all Pokemon and never get them back is a bit harsh, Like couldn't they just temporary close the account and reopen it when the person pays instead...
No because then they'd be storing your Pokemon, potentially indefinitely, for nothing.
The entire point of the fee is to pay for the server. They're not going to keep your Pokemon on there forever until you pay, it's a needless additional load.
They've given you warning and time to remove them, that's more than enough.
That's a fair enough reason, but what if you have problems with paying, because of differents reasons or I guess people will just say, that you should not even have an account then, if you can't pay for it. But like I said it's an understandable reason why they do so, like you said it being an needles additional load. But anyway, mostly all people will probably not have the problem with paying, since it's just once a year fee.
And I have no idea how to transfer money to the 3DS and yes, before anyone says anything, I bought a 3DS recently, so am no pro at it and is still learning about it.
But anyways, Can't wait to transfer my old Poke's to XY
It still hasn't been revealed how to pay for the service, credit card is pretty much guaranteed but it's possible you could use eShop balance as well.
I'm OK paying for this service and look forward to using it.
However Europeans seem to be getting the short end of the stick.
In the UK it's £4.49.
Exchange rates mean $4.99 dollars is around £3.10.
And 500 yen is around £3.00
So this means that it's approximately 45% more expensive in the UK (the Euro is around the same)
(That's if my maths is right =P )
Am I missing something?
Are servers more expensive in Europe?
Do the Japanese and Americans have to add on tax?
Or is Nintendo showing us their favourite markets?
Ah, I see. Well If I find out how to transfer Money from a Credit Card to the 3DS, then I'm hopefully saved Thanks!