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Terminally Bored posted:What's the best homebrew way to transfer saves and settings from one 3ds to another? Saves, definitely JKSM. Don't know about settings.
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Other than ntrboot, you don't need a flashcart for anything 3DS, only for DS games and homebrew.
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Nov 12, 2017 17:04
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Only the kind that get patched directly into the rom, it uses a very stripped down version of "virtual console", with no extra features beyond actually playing the games.
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Nov 26, 2017 19:29
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DACK FAYDEN posted:e: also what the hell, does that link on the last page say native support on a 3DS for any GBA ROM I want? Basically, yeah. Nobody is quite sure why Nintendo never did it officially, outside of the 10 they released for the Ambassador Program (which was essentially an apology to early adopters of the 3DS who bought before the price dropped by $80, only 6 months after the initial release.)
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Nov 28, 2017 19:46
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DACK FAYDEN posted:I didn't realize that the Ambassador Program's existence implied how trivial it would be to, for instance, put FFV on something with a better backlight than my GBA-001. SeANMcBAY posted:Native GBA rules and is my favorite thing about 3DS homebrew. It absolutely owns to be able to play the fan translation of Mother 3 natively.
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Nov 29, 2017 05:24
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It probably depends on which type of screen the 3DS in question has as well. I get a similar effect (temporary burn-in) on my PC monitor if I have parts of the screen unchanged for an extended period of time. (It's not a CRT.)
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Nov 29, 2017 21:08
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Olivil posted:So we know the 3DS has, inside its DS hardware, what's needed to run GBA games natively. Not really, it just has an optional bit of firmware (AGB_FIRM) that lets it run GBA games. (Luma and other CFWs generally take care of that now, though.)
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Dec 7, 2017 22:26
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SeANMcBAY posted:Switch to B9S. It’s really easy and doesn’t take long I can second and verify this, it took me maybe 5 minutes to go from A9LH to B9S. The Rosalina menu in the newer builds of Luma is great, if only so you can see the actual remaining battery percentage, even while in a game without going to the home screen. (The 3DS battery meter is stupid - if I remember correctly, 4 bars means >60%, 3 is 30-60%, 2 is 10-30%, 1 is 5-10%, and no bars + blinking red light is <5%.)
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Dec 22, 2017 21:30
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Pre-i DSes are super easy, basically any DS flashcart you get will let you run both homebrew and commercial software. (It was no longer necessary by the time I got my Lite, but I still installed FlashMe on it, partly out of habit and partly for the recovery boot.)
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Jan 2, 2018 07:03
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Dehry posted:https://twitter.com/smealum/status/948280316300374016 I haven't looked any deeper into it, but I'm guessing it's another backdoor Nintendo left in like they did on the 3DS, which is why the method is "futureproof".
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Jan 4, 2018 10:25
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Though as a non-licensed game it might not be recognized by the 3DS anyway. Edit: Methods to play incompatible flashcarts would probably work. (NTR Launcher, TWLoader)
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Jan 8, 2018 09:32
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Stink Terios posted:VC injection is also better for GB and NES games.
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Jan 14, 2018 19:48
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Detective No. 27 posted:I used this patch no problem. Good work! I assume 'that ISO site' is the one being referred to, and if you Google that, you'll find it.
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Jan 15, 2018 07:32
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African AIDS cum posted:Has anyone made NES injections on 3DS with "perfect pixel" mode yet? And/or with SNES on Wii U? Perfect pixel would probably be best for NES injections anyway, since the NES's vertical resolution matches the 3DS's. (256x240 vs 400 [top]/320 [bottom]x240)
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Jan 16, 2018 02:50
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Mr. Fortitude posted:Virtual Console injection. Basically taking the emulator Nintendo use for VC releases and injecting your own ROMs into them. With GBA games, it's called VC injection because it uses the emulation Nintendo used for the Ambassador programme back in the day if I remember correctly. Not "emulation" for GBA but more like mode-switching. Other than that, yes same basic thing. Without those Ambassador games and the accompanying AGB_FIRM, GBA games on the 3DS would be nowhere near the quality they are now.
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Jan 16, 2018 10:54
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Foehammer posted:e: This one should be good: https://www.nds-card.com/ProShow.asp?ProID=575 While this one does have an ntrboot mode (for installing B9S), the switch is internal, so you'd have to open the case to flip it. (See here.) The Ace3DS X has similar functionality, but actually has an external switch. (Though it is shipped oddly, in the form of an extra-large USB card reader, with the cart, the magnet, and the microSD reader inside.) 
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Mar 13, 2018 17:23
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If I remember correctly, Goomba Color was pretty solid in my experience. On 3DS I just use VC injects though. (If I played more than a few GB/C games I might use a standalone emulator and roms on the SD.) As for that hardware switch, that's why the GBA carts have the grooves in the corners - the non-grooved corners of GB/C carts push down the switch that switches voltage/mode. (That's also why GB/C carts physically won't fit in a GBA Micro or DS/Lite - because the part the groove fits over is solid rather than a depressable switch.)
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Mar 22, 2018 02:37
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Lord Frisk posted:I'll let you know in a few days when mine comes in. If it counts, it's reviewed pretty well. The Hori version (which has different analog sticks and triggers) is a dependably solid controller, and my go-to pro/gamecube controller. Most reviews I looked at say they're about comparable. That's actually an official Nintendo product, so it should be quite far from rear end.
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Apr 26, 2018 10:41
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[quote="Uncle at Nintendo" post=""483706682"] [/quote] snes9x is pretty great on old 3ds too. I mean, don't expect to play poo poo like Super Mario RPG or Starfox, but it works fine for most games without special chips.
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May 3, 2018 03:37
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xanthan posted:Was looking at boot9strap first before considering a flash cart. 11.6.0 is the firmware version, 39 is the browser version, U is the region. (Browser version doesn't matter much anymore, but it was a major entry point in the past. Also, if you update from cart, it gives you a "fake" browser with version number 0.)
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