/v/ - Video Games

>>13909049

Why didn't you already have one? The DS had good games, and emulating them is shit compared to playing on a real DS. Why doesn't someone make DS/3DS clones that hook up to your computer so you can play DS or 3DS roms on it? It doesn't even need to have external storage or a built-in emulator, just make it a combined controller and display device for usage by the emulators themselves. No legal hassle, unless the look of the device or dual screens + bottom touchscreen is in itself patented or something.

>>13909049

Not shilling but there are US resellers that charge like 3$ more and ship to you within a week.

>>13909878

One thing Nintendo unintentionally I'm sure did to curb piracy is make touchscreen controls. They're awful to emulate with a controller/mouse combo unless you're a mutant with three arms. Too bad they left the front door off the hinges on the actual consoles.

>just make it a combined controller and display device for usage by the emulators themselves. No legal hassle, unless the look of the device or dual screens + bottom touchscreen is in itself patented or something.

Display devices tend to be expensive, generally people looking to emulate are also looking to save money, Do you think you could convince them to buy what will likely be $30-$50 device for it when a flashcart does the same? You'd also need to have a way for the emulator/device to detect the touchscreen accurately and each emulator would have a different entirely retarded way of doing it. I believe several companies have tried to patent a "clamshell" folding device but I don't know if any of them were granted the patent or had to defend it. I doubt it would be an issue if they were produced in China though.

>>13909878

I did have one, but it was old as a motherfuck from my NDS days and wasn't compatible with ntrboot.

>>13910388

To be fair, it's not like any good games use the touch screen for more than basic menus other than the first Akumajou Dracula on the DS (for the stupid seals to finish boss fights) and the Sekaiju no MeiQ games for drawing maps.

>Homebrew

>Hombrew

>Hobrew

>Hebrew

>>13910986

Quite a few games also used it for inventory management. I just dislike having to put down a controller to deal with a menu/inventory/etc with a mouse to the point I don't use my PC for emulating DS games because of it.

I think the 3DS has had far more games with the touchscreen actually integrated into the gameplay in both good and bad ways, obviously rather than tacking on an always visible map/menu/character portrait because

>well, we're releasing on the DS so we need to populate the second screen.

>>13911002

Pirates btfo

i just want the artbook

>>13911134

I would add Metal Gear: Snake Eater, but I know a lot of people don't like that one.

>>13911180

I'd be fine with adding it in. I would just recommend you provide your reason why/why you liked the game so it doesn't get argued out of the chart immediately afterward

>>13909036

I'm getting error 022-2634 when I try to go online. I just noticed it, but I think it might have something to do with unlinking when I got rid of EMUnand and RX9 and switched to Luma a long time ago. Is there a way to fix it?

>>13911271

That is still just using a controller with a mouse replacement. Unless you're suggesting the controller be spliced onto the touchscreen in which case that is still $50+~ of hardware.

>>13911295

Try to sign back in to your NNID on your SYSnand. If that doesn't work contact Nintendo. Apparently it is an issue caused from formats or, in this case, how it's detecting it.

>>13911040

>Quite a few games also used it for inventory management.

Can't think of any that didn't let you also use buttons, but yeah, I could see that being a fucking nuisance.

>I think the 3DS has had far more games with the touchscreen actually integrated into the gameplay

Again, only can think of the MeiQ games, plus I guess moving from one village to another in MonHun 4?

>>13911317

Not so much that they're irreplaceable but that there was more thought put into what the second screen should do and how they worked. Taking double the time to do something because of all the clickthrough/context menus, even on the touchscreen, instead of thinking how the touchscreen could have more direct shit on screen was extremely common on the DS.

The later Pokemon games on the DS and 3DS actually did it pretty well, even though the buttons were an alternative using the stylus was just faster than cycling through everything to get where you needed.

The SMT 3DS games did it decently enough literally clicking twice got you to 95% of the shit you needed to get to.

3DS games in general actually started using the second screen as an extension of the main screen/control shortcuts rather than just

>always on menu

>>13911439

I think that means unofficial/fan translations

>>13911305

>contact Nintendo when I'm blatantly pirating all their shit

Doesn't seem to wise anon.

>>13911547

It's an error also caused by legitimate formatting of the console but I understand your apprehension

>>13910388

>>13911162

There's also the benefit of it potentially helping to preserve the games to be played in the future.

>>13910986

The World Ends With You used it for battle, movement, menus, and even a mini game. And it was a really fun game. It also required closing the DS to defeat one of the pig noise. I can't imagine trying to play on an emulator, since you also have to use the dpad to control the top screen during battle.

>>13911383

Maple Story 3DS is translated, but I don't know if it's any good.

>>13911383

No idea on translations though you need to learn Japanese regardless but the Super Robot Wars games are must plays - turn-based, but they're strategy games, basically Fire Emblem but better in every way.

>>13911391

>The later Pokemon games on the DS and 3DS actually did it pretty well, even though the buttons were an alternative using the stylus was just faster than cycling through everything to get where you needed.

>The SMT 3DS games did it decently enough literally clicking twice got you to 95% of the shit you needed to get to.

I'll have to disagree here, fumbling to take out a stylus and put it back destroys any saved time in navigation there.

>>13911933

>The World Ends With You… was a really fun game.

No, it wasn't, it was a godawful mess that used the D-Pad/top screen battles as an excuse to justify not using real buttons for the combat down below. It could've been decent if you could have controlled the game properly, but the touch screen controls made it utter shit.

>>13912144

Nigger, if that game had had normal ARPG controls and no dual screen combat, the game would not have been even half as fun as it was.

>>13911328

Is it better than zatchbell?

I hear they are from similar times but i couldn't stomach zatch, and i feel like something got lost in the transition from manga.

Also since I'm being a dick already, is Monster Rancher a good anime?

>>13912144

>I'll have to disagree here, fumbling to take out a stylus and put it back destroys any saved time in navigation there.

I can understand that but I tend to hold the stylus while I play rather than going back and forth. I think they probably should have forgone the stylus entirely and made a touchscreen designed for fingers but that's expensive and less precise.

>>13912183

>Monster Rancher

I swear that game was designed by a Jew with all the

>Use your other games to get monsters

bullshit

Where the fuck can I get a localfriendcodeseed_b

>>13911561

Well, I ended up using a gm9 script to delete the old NNID and just made a new one. Whatever I had on it is irrelevant, since I can just get whatever I want for free because of homebrew.

>>13911134

I'd argue EO2U needs to be removed as it has many, many issues and overall is a low point in the series. Maybe add Bravely Second in there and tell people to pirate it with the uncensor patch since it's been heavily censored.

>>13912173

But the game wasn't fun at all. Touch controls should never be used for more than menus/mapping, and even then sparingly.

>>13912195

>Fingerprints all over your screen

I think they should've just not made it a touch thing to begin with.

>>13912313

>Playing games in English

Don't be that guy, Anon.

>>13912867

What was censored in Second?

>>13912878

I would say NSMB2 should get in before 3D Land or Kart, myself.

>>13912195

>using your other games

>instead of using your dad's collection of CDs he plays on his car

>A button on my 3DS broke right as I started playing Bravely Default and Virtue's Last Reward

>it works, but only if I press hard enough that the plastic creaks

>I don't have any screwdrivers small enough to take it apart

Is there anything I can do?

>>13913043

Buy a screwdriver small enough to take it apart and replace the button.

Buy a new 3DS.

Don't ever use that button again.

>>13913043

>I don't have any screwdrivers small enough to take it apart

I faced a similar problem when I had to fix my analog stick.

Find a local, friendly wristwatch repairman. they should have plenty of tools to work with tiny mechanisms.

One here in Hueland opened mine for free, even cleaned all the grease that creeped inside the analog stick. I gave him 10 BR dollars anyways, couldn't find a small enough screwdriver anywhere and he had to operate with delicate shit.

Be wary that the shoulder buttons have some kind of flat, paper thin, plastic wires that if folded will break your L or R button for good.

>>13912984

Second has censored:

>Costumes like the summoner and merchant class, the hawkeye's native american outfit was changed to a cowboy outfit

>Bad endings for sidequests are removed

>>13912984

>NSMB2 should get in before 3D Land

You seriously have shit taste, man. 3D Land may not have been the best, but the whole NSMB series is garbage compared to every other 2d Mario game. I could give the Wii U games a pass for the multiplayer being fun if the person with the pad deliberately fucked with you by making platforms at inopportune moments.

>>13913112

Oh, you mean for the foreign version? Fair enough then don't even know how you could make a foreign version for Second, since Magnolia already speaks English anyway

>>13913203

Compared to every other 2D Mario yes, but that's still better than any 3D Mario or racing game.

>>13912867

You're gonna need to justify the removal with some actual specifics and evidence. Go look in the archived threads for examples of what I mean.

Bravely Second was something I was hesitant on including on because of the censorship but I suppose if the pirating caveat is included it might not be bad.

>>13912878

Alright.

Does anyone have the .cia for EOV's DLC portraits?

>>13913342

>if the pirating caveat is included it might not be bad

piracy numbers are tracked in general. If a game is pirated extensively it's still considered interest. interest is considered in the event a game is profitable enough to warrant a sequel, they can guess "conversion to paying customer" numbers off of this as well In the case of censored release (((localizers))) don't care about boycotts, the reeeetards buy enough for them to be profitable without people "taking a firm stance" and a pirated copy is still a cucked copy delivered to US/EU shores. Import the original or just don't play it. That is the only thing that will make anybody take notice.

>>13913342

>Bravely Second was something I was hesitant on including on because of the censorship but I suppose if the pirating caveat is included it might not be bad.

I don't think it should be removed just because of a foreign version fucking it over. Just make it clear that, like with every other game, they should make sure to only get the original Japanese.

>>13913386

If they're tracking pirating wouldn't they also be tracking the uncensor patches being used as well though?

>>13913448

Alright alright. I'll include it with the note.

>like with every other game

that's some autism I dunno if even I can get behind

>>13913497

>wouldn't they also be tracking the uncensor patches being used as well though

(((localizers))) do not care about uncensor patches because they will censor regardless of how many people don't want a censored copy. If they make money they can keep cucking releases for foreign markets. Particularly the moralpirates thinking they're doing the "good" thing buying a (((localized))) copy to uncensor a digital copy do nothing but give them money to cuck more shit and make more uncensor patches required in the future.

If you want to stop censored releases from being released there is one thing you can do. Do not buy them, do not pirate them, don't get a copy from your friend and "uncensor" it really it should be called a restoration patch. Buy an original copy from the original dev/publisher and struggle through it while you learn the language. You could also voice your opinion to the Nip devs but they generally don't care too much about foreign markets although this is changing. A point could be made for buying used if you REALLY can't be bothered but again, that shows interest and continues a cycle.

The "buy it if it's a good release" model also doesn't work. That is how NISA still exists. Every few years they do one game that is, against all odds, actually passable. Using that success they get to cuck more games while people read complete faggots defend them because of their once per decade nonshit release.

>>13913386

>That is the only thing that will make anybody take notice.

I dunno, I think murder and assassination would be pretty noticeable.

>>13915446

I dunno, maybe everyone already hacked their 3ds and played all the games it had to offer already.

I can't wait for switch cfw though.

>>13915446

>bs9

>making anything better for anyone right now

Until someone does some serious work BS9 is just a sidegrade to AL9H

>>13913646

>An executive from NISA was murdered today, sources close to the investigation point to one Weeb Y. Anon as the alleged suspect

>Witnesses say they heard Anon shouting "REEEEE give me back my anime tiddies" before opening fire

>Congress has now begun to push legislation through the House and Senate to ban the sale of so-called "tiddie" games in the US

And that's how that would go.

>>13915446

>>13915610

It's more like, whats left to do. The people hacking it for "the challenge" and features have done pretty much everything they wanted and actual CFW is possible but not required for almost anything people want. The people who were just using CFW for piracy have perfect piracy For 3DS the only real progress on that front would be DS software loading but even that's low priority with flashcarts.

>>13916255

>And that's how that would go.

I was thinking a more professional thing, where whoever does it has no link to whoever pays them to do it and nobody knows why it's happening. Quite a bit to ask from anons, but it's theoretically possible. I should also say that nobody should do this, but everyone who's stupid enough to try won't listen, so whatever.

What the hell is up with the freeshop fork? The latest version on the site is 3.1.4 but it updates once to 3.1.7 then to 3.1.8, does he just not update the site anymore?

>>13915610

>>13915673

Was easy as fuck for me. It had the benefit of being easier than A9LH on my O3DS since I didn't have to risk downgrading again to get that one file or whatever. Back then I bought a N3DS and just installed A9LH on that since I wanted the SNES VC, right stick, and exclusives anyway. Going from rxTools to B9S was just as simple and stress-free as going from stock to A9LH on the N3DS.

As for homebrew not being made, I'd like to make something just to see if I could, but after Hello World I'm just not sure what I would want to make. There's not anything I'd be interested in attempting to port, and I'm not a game dev either. That's probably the mentality for everyone else too. Almost everything people would want to do with it has been done, so now they're all focusing on Switch, Anemone, and TWL. That's my guess.

>FreeShop listings finally update

>Just new Pokemon

>Still no SRWs

>Still no Deep Strange Journey

>Still no Radiant Historia

Really makes you wonder where people's priorities are at

Anyone know if Etrian Mystery dungeon is good?

1. Is B9S worth it? I never got around installing AL9H on my N3DSXL because I got distracted by other vidya that I wanted to play. If B9S is worth my time, which part of the 3DS guide has instructions on how to installed B9S on a all ready hacked 3DS that doesn't have AL9H on it?

2. Does menuhax still works? I have menuhax on my N3DSXL but I hear that it got patched out and I wanted to know if menuhax works again.

>>13928051

b9s is probably worthwhile if you want to play new games (just so you can have updated luma). just follow the guide but where it says backup of sysnand read it as backup of emunand.

i don't see why your pre-existing entry point would stop working, but i don't know the specifics of menuhax. themehax was still working for me when i updated mine.

>>13929477

Not really, it was pretty simple to upgrade to B9S from rxTools just by following the guide and doing everything from SysNAND. If you want A9LH, I'm not sure what you can do about that besides try the Wayback Machine. I don't really remember how that worked, myself. Anyway, you can make it so your EmuNAND is your new SysNAND and get rid of the old EmuNAND setup. B9S is just as safe as A9LH, and AGB/TWL games won't have to be installed twice anymore.

>>13928359

I had no reason to update from it until Smash asked for a system update and Luma didn't bypass it anymore.

>>13928051

>>13929477

If you're using Emunand through menuhax, the guide tells you to uninstall it but doesn't tell you how to actually do it.

There should be a menuhax manager app in your homebrew channel, if not, search for it online. It can fully unninstall it with no problems.

Don't worry, soundhax is better and should work fine if you're using a menuhax compatible sysnand version like 9.2.0

>>13928359

I had no reason to update from it until Smash asked for a system update and Luma didn't bypass it anymore.

>>13928051

>>13929477

If you're using Emunand through menuhax, the guide tells you to uninstall it but doesn't tell you how to actually do it.

There should be a menuhax manager app in your homebrew channel, if not, search for it online. It can fully unninstall it with no problems.

Don't worry, soundhax is better and should work fine if you're using a menuhax compatible sysnand version like 9.2.0.

>>13911134

Add motherfucking Gotta Protectors to that list.

Either as an action game or beat'em-up.

>>13930714

64 gigabytes is a meme.

You probably won't replay every game you install, you can just uninstall them. Even if you replay them, most can be just redownloaded and your save files will still be there unless you delete them too.

>>13909036

So.. Why the fuck aren't there any translation teams working on 3DS games these days?

>>13930826

Huh, I could've swear they gave you an option to keep it when deleting them. Maybe I was thinking of DLC data?

>>13930886

I scanned the QR code on 3ds.titlekeys.gq

So I got a9lh luma for a while back but its the laast luma for a9lh or whatever. But does freeshop still work and how do I get rid of the new system update pop up?

So I got a9lh luma for a while back but its the laast luma for a9lh or whatever. But does freeshop still work and how do I get rid of the new system update pop up?

If I get the japanese xenoblade chronicles can I put english subtitles or will it be jap?

>>13930845

What need is there for translations? Everything worth playing is already in Japanese.

>>13935664

>ctrapp

Looks like you fucked your CTRNAND somehow. That crash would've happened wither you had B9S or not. In fact it's better you do have it because at least you get those error dumps enabled by default

Alright fags you told me awhile ago that my flash cart detonated itself and thats why it won't work on my 3DS but today I tried it on a DSI and it worked fine. What's wrong with it then? I remember months ago I had this problem and they told me to download a launcher for it but I never got around to it, now the file is long gone and I remember nothing about it.

>>13946301

I'm guessing they were referring to the R4 knockoffs. They will stop working exactly one year from manufacture or use, I forget which but supposedly they would still work through TWLoader or some such thing. If it actually was a fake R4 that stopped working from the deathswitch it is entirely possible that they only broke them on 3DS systems. It's equally likely that you may have been mistaken or retarded about the state of it's functioning.

So I wanted to get a New 3ds (regular) but it looks like Nintendo discontinued them. I remember them being a pain to get a couple years ago. Did people really prefer the XL or was Nintendo just being retarded by limiting supply like they've done in the past still do?

>>13947919

I think it's a combination of the LLs consistently selling better and the New 2DS LL taking the "place" of the smaller N3

>>13909049

Same

>>13910467

Same

Got a SNES n3DS to replace my Link Between Worlds o3DS and I don't want to play my old one anymore. Got a 64gb sd card incoming, too.

>>13930875

>>13930886

>New Nintendo 3DS Edition

>completely ignore that and try to download it on an Old3ds

wow bugged gay mechanics

>>13947919

>but it looks like Nintendo discontinued them

Who says you have to buy new?

>>13947919

The LL is normal sized, the non-LL 3DS's are all babby hands tiny.

>>13950787

>Who says you have to buy new?

Well I'm not having much luck with used. I only saw one selling around here at a reasonable price on craigslist, but the seller said he sold it a while back. I could try ebay, but I'd prefer looking at the system before buying it. Nearest swap meet just had XLs.

>>13951218

It fits in my pocket better at least.

>>13950799

Buying used means some kid probably got peanut butter inside of it anyway. (That happened to a laptop my brother bought. The outside was scratched but otherwise clean, while the inside was covered everywhere in something orange and sticky. It wasn't a leaking battery, but I'm honestly surprised it didn't damage any electrical components.) That's part of the reason I clean anything I buy used.

Does anyone know of a guide for getting the R4i B9S card working as a regular flashkart after ntrboot is done? I followed the afterwards on 3dsguide, but after copying the stock r4i-sdhc firmware files onto it and putting it in the 3DS it casues a system crash/freeze every time. Won't even boot if I have it inserted.

>>13951223

The sign you're supposed to look for there is the "Sys". I think stock firmware just shows the version without the "Sys". Since you have it, you're safe to go on.

>>13958855

Nevermind, I found it. If you have an R4i B9S card, the files provided by 3ds.guide to reflash the card with regular firmware are incorrect. You have to use the files from https://archive.fo/lvCpx

>>13909036

>What looks like a remake of the excellent GBA games

>Already pretty much guaranteed to not get a release outside of japan

And i'm not even sure why, for some reason medabots just completely disappeared after the early 00's

>>13925779

I liked it, it's pretty solid I would say. Does not hurt to buy a free game and play it. I hope there are changes made in the sequel coming out that I had with the first one. Still though, I said, I liked it.

>>13962562

To be fair, getting popular outside of Japan is just a one-way ticket to getting dumbed down and killed see: what's happened to Monster Hunter

>>13962593

>see: what's happened to Monster Hunter

That's more because nintendo got their hands on it than anything, natsume has their problems, but i don't see them shoehorning in a passive aggressive rant on the nature of get good or whatever.

>>13962612

>That's more because nintendo got their hands on it than anything

I was talking about the fact that World exists.

>natsume has their problems, but i don't see them shoehorning in a passive aggressive rant on the nature of get good or whatever.

That was only in the foreign version, and from what I gather that was a Capcom of America (((localization))) work.

Does anyone know how to fix DS/GBA games giving a black screen on start? The faggot who sold me his N3DS fucked something up while installing the firmware. I've already tried reinstalling the TWL related stuff.

I'm using Luma3DS 6.6 + arm9loaderhax + hourglass9 1.30.

>>13962625

>getting dumbed down and killed

Its most certainly been streamlined but apparently the twitch crowd picked it up, some youtubers like it too, if you thought it would fail then tough luck buddy. Its most certainly going to make some bank by now.

>>13967184

That happened to me when playing super Ghost & Ghouls, I had to download a CIA of that game to get it working on my n3ds.

>>13967235

>Its most certainly been streamlined but apparently the twitch crowd picked it up, some youtubers like it too, if you thought it would fail then tough luck buddy. Its most certainly going to make some bank by now.

That's exactly what I mean - the series is dead, they're just going to make more World instead of more Monster Hunter, much like how we don't get new Persona games, only Persona 3 games.

Does anyone know how long it takes the RSS feed for the Titlekey site to update? Not sure if I uploaded my titlekey file properly or not.

>>13911134

Steamworld heist isn't a platformer, it's more a tactical rpg similar to wurms. Pretty fun though

Steamworld dig is kinda mediocre

>>13967937

Hm, looks like it went through alright. Now to just wait for FreeShop to update for anyone interested, look forward to the SRW titles showing up soon, along with The Legendary Ogre Battle, Demon's Blazon, and Stella Glow.

>>13967739

I think you mean that World is technically a reboot.

I think the persona 3/4 were shit but persona 5 is an amazing game, I dont know if that could be said about world though being that it isnt out yet. A few new mechanics in world is unforgivable trash and turn the game into baby mode but the rest of the game is pretty decent. Although I only played the beta Right now its still not as good as 4U though and I dont think it will ever be.

Sage for offtopic

>>13911134

Needs Liberation Maiden for shmups

>>13968724

>Nintendo flag

jesus christ

>>13968586

>I think you mean that World is technically a reboot.

I mean that World has killed Monster Hunter and is going to parade around in it's skin and expect no one to notice.

Bump

Can I use this thread for WiiU homebrew? I just need to know if it's possible to install games to an sd card instead of internal memory or a usb drive.

>>13978982

I haven't done it myself, but I think you can use something called loadiine. Also, you can get a cheap USB SD card adapter.

>>13979031

>I think you can use something called loadiine.

Looked great until I found out dev put in an artificial restriction, that keeps you from using dlc you haven't legitimately purchased (though full games are fine for pirating), out of some sense of faux morality.

>Also, you can get a cheap USB SD card adapter.

It's looking like I'll just have to do that.

>>13992737

> less worse moderations

debatable

>>13992712

Hacking any version of the 3DS at 11.3 or below is probably the "easiest" for most people solely because it doesn't require a flashcart but any FW of 3DS 11.6 is current can be hacked using certain flashcarts+NTRBoot.

If you're doing a new install there isn't much of a point to use AL9H over B9S. B9S is what is currently supported and updated for the foreseeable future setup of either one takes around the same amount of time, same difficulty. I understand not updating an already AL9Hed 3DS because currently there isn't much of a benefit but if you're doing it on a new 3DS anyway there isn't any reason to use an older method.

>>13994480

Read the hacking guide, they have a list of ntrboot compatible flashkarts. The hacking part was like 15 minutes, tops. They've made it braindead easy now, really well written guide. The hardest part of it was waiting for the god damn piece of shit Chinks to get off their asses and hand it over to DHL so it could start shipping, and afterwards spending 2 hours trying to pick out a theme and splash for it.

>Atlus releasing Alliance Alive as digital only in Europe.

It's like they want me to pirate.

>>13994480

https://3ds.guide/ntrboot

lists the compatible flashcarts. It's largely R4 cards.

>>13994480

>clover

No, he was absolutely right to tell you to kill yourself, and his ID only shows him as speaking to you before you went on your little "le enlightened anon" rant

>>13992742

It's not even debatable. cuckchan mods hate the site and use /pol/ as a dumping ground despite being one of the biggest boards on cuckchan.

Hell just look at >>>/irc/

>>13995884

the mods here are very selective with their enforcement of rules and really don't handle "clean up" from offenders very well. case in point: this thread.

>>13995911

We try not to be, mind you we're just a bunch of anons except mark who do the best we can. I don't believe us to be actively malicious like say the cuckchan mods.

Why are the shoulder buttons on the New 3DS XL so shit? They're super small and have almost no travel at all.

Are four non-shitty shoulder buttons just not possible with the clamshell design?

>>13995983

Four shoulder buttons in general make it more likely the buttons come off during travel since it is a handheld. The clamshell design is protecting the screens/buttons from extra wear. That is also why shoulder buttons tend to need to be replaced earlier vs other parts.

How do you get rid of update available when you turn on your 3ds?

>>13996094

Is it safe?

>>13996776

Not what I was asking

>>13996802

It looked like you were asking if it was safe to update, so I responded it was safe. What else were you asking?

I'm going to be buying a new 2DS XL soon to replace my aging old 2DS. Can I unlink my Nintendo account from the old 2ds and link it to the new 2DS? If so,how?

Okay so do I really need NNID when using online mode on MHgen or any other game?

>>13999163

No, the only reason that shit even exists is for Club Nintendo.

>Get new system

>11.5

Welp, I still have old hacked one. I wish you could use the game based homebrewmenu entry points as I own a few of them but I guess it is time to get a Flashcard

Any of you have a link to Dragon Quest VIII Decensored and Orchestra version that works on Citra?

>>14000809

The 3DS version has the orchestra shit in by default unfortunately. No idea what Citra is though.

>>14000869

>The 3DS version has the orchestra shit in by default unfortunately

Its the opposite.

The US release of the 3DS version uses Midis over the orchestral soundtrack and has a bunch of shit censored.

I found a ROM which was Undubbed, had the orchestral music restored and was uncensored but it didn't run in Citra.

>>14000875

>US release

Didn't know it even had a foreign release, in the actual 3DS release it had orchestrated crap. So wait, they restored the soundtrack, but censored it on top of the usual crappy (((localization)))? Talk about your monkey's paws, so the only good version is still the original JP PS2 one.

>>14000892

>So wait, they restored the soundtrack

They didn't restore shit. The original PS2 release had Orchestral soundtrack too.

>>14000898

No it didn't

>>13996814

I have a9lh with Luma. I don't have BS9 or whatever.

>>14000919

The US release had Orchestral soundtrack and actual sound effects instead of reusing the SNES ones.

The JAP release for 3DS adopted those while the US release regressed.

>>14001053

More like the JP 3DS version was a regression, the JP PS2 version was much better.

>>14001060

I don't like the nostalgia bait sound effects midi sound.

The US release was an upgrade and even the japs thought so which is why the updated rerelease uses those sound effects and music.

>>14001069

The Japs also think Code Geass was good enough to deserve a fourth fucking season, so their judgment is hardly reliable. The 3DS version is shit, the original JP PS2 release is the best one still.

>>14001075

I don't give a shit about your opinion m8

I want the version that I like. You can do whatever you want.

>>14001079

Same here son, stick to your instrument shit all you like.

>>14001075

>a fourth fucking season

Wait, when did it get a third one?

>>14001215

A couple years ago, the one about the lesbians fighting dragons

Any major changes since Summer 2015 or so? I'm using Menuhax, LumaCFW, FBI, CHMM, and blargsnes on a Old 3DS.

>>14002768

Didn't the hacking spree just start in 2015? or was it 2016? when it exploded?

>>14003375

I remember installing games with devmenu on version 4 of the system menu, no idea when that was.

>>14008031

Why would you want the first one anon? The second is virtually the same game but better, and I mean it, even the "story" is the same. Just get the second one.

>>14008099

>Why would you want the first one anon?

Already received it years ago as a gift.

>>14008104

If you have freeshop what does it matter? I have the first one in physical before the whole CFW thing and it's just not worth it Even though I played the shit out of it. Trust me anon, the second one is just better.

As for your question though, I haven't tried and probably won't try, but DLC works flawlessly in the second one, although I got that one as .cia, since it was before freeshop.

>>14008125

>As for your question though, I haven't tried and probably won't try, but DLC works flawlessly in the second one, although I got that one as .cia, since it was before freeshop.

I don't think it has to do with it being a CIA because I was even able to update and download the DLC for my physical copy of Smash 4.

>>14008141

That's not exactly what I meant. You can download DLC in .cia format, just look around 3DSISO or something to see if you can find it.

My guess is that since the whole freeshop thing happened after the release of the second game, no one bothered on checking or fixing the first one.

>>14008180

>You can download DLC in .cia format, just look around 3DSISO or something to see if you can find it.

That got it to work, thanks.

>My guess is that since the whole freeshop thing happened after the release of the second game, no one bothered on checking or fixing the first one.

Could I just say that is a little bit sad both from an archival and a "loyalty" stand-point? First, for the archivists and researchers, how do people expect to learn where games come from and where they went if people only bother to remember the "better" version rather than the original with all of it's bugs and problems? Second, from a loyalty stand-point, what's the point of buying a game to support a company if they will release the exact same game a few years later with just a new title, "extra" content, and then only support that version while leaving the buyers of the original in the dust (Since, as you pointed out, it's just the same exact game with more content). I can understand it back before the internet was an easily accessible resource for everyone (Such as with Capcom and SNK's numerous rereleases of fighting games), and/or if the "updated" game offered a different experience than the original, but this is inexcusable in today's world. All they need to do is just send out a patch that changes a few lines of code, offer the new content in the "deluxe version" as DLC for buyers of the original, and everyone is happy. Or, did I just outline one of the base problems with gaming today?

So the 3ds has been kicking around for just a year less then the ds was when it was replaced by the 3ds and what does it have to show for it? A pile of remakes and a tiny library.

I mean I really do feel that the DS has a much bigger and better library then the 3ds.

For example we got 3 castilvania games for the ds but only one really shit game for the 3ds.

What the hell happened? Did nobody want to work with the two screen format anymore or did they just really hate 3d?

the takeaway here is just buy a flash cart and call it a day

>>14008300

>a tiny library

objectively false, but there are a lot of remakes/remasters you're right.

Castlevania being shit has more to do with Konami than anything else.

There's a good amount of dungenon crawlers and solid JRPGs on the thing and a nice amount of platformers as well. VNs are okay as well.

>>14008300

>I mean I really do feel that the DS has a much bigger and better library then the 3ds.

>What the hell happened?

Look at what the companies were doing from from '04-'10, and then look at what companies are doing ever since 2011. It has less to do with the state of the machine and more to do with what companies are doing. Remember that the GC is considered a "failure" buy all accounts, yet it still has a massive amount of third-party titles (Even from big name companies). Then look at something like the Wii U, where the only people who are even within earshot of releasing their games for it (Beyond the first year) were where Indies and a few AA publishers.

Anyone else underwhelmed by 80's Overdrive? The art style is kinda ugly and the gameplay feels like a far too easy, less technical version of Outrun.

>>14008289

Well, it is archived just not on freeshop. Freeshop is not an archive. It uses title files to download directly from Nintendo servers.

>what's the point of buying a game to support a company if they will release the exact same game a few years later with just a new title, "extra" content, and then only support that version while leaving the buyers of the original in the dust

>MonsterHunter.jpg

>NormieSports2x<x>.tiff

>Super Pokemon Ultra FINAL Version.png

It's a common thing to do. The only reason you consider this one bad is presumably it is a mostly single player experience so you don't gain anything other than slightly more of the same game. If it was multiplayer and a yearly release would you see it equally as bad? If yes do you play Monster Hunter or anything similar?

>>14008300

Library isn't tiny it's just got a few genres done well and a lot of genres done slightly mediocre. Same thing with the DS.

>>14008346

>Look at what the companies were doing from from '04-'10, and then look at what companies are doing ever since 2011

There is a very strange cycle where companies will be financially secure because they previously released something amazing but don't know where to go and release the same three games over and over for nearly a decade before people realize it's the same game. At that point the company flounders or starts throwing random shit at the wall to see what sticks.

The entire sixth gen console line.seems like that.

>Atari and 3DO failing completely.

>Sega releasing a technically impressive console with internet connectivity before that was mandatory shit.

>PS2 with it's scattershot peripherals and starting several series that became franchises until they were milked to death

>Microsoft's attempt at the Xbox which was probably the easiest to mod because it was literally a protoSteam Machine (on accident)

>Nintendo with the Gamecube, at launch a very technically powerful console only being weaker than the Xbox, while also releasing several gameboy linking peripherals that were linking their console lines (Gameboy Player, Link cable, etc)

To an extent they all got decent 3rd support and released a healthy number of non-mainstream titles.

Then their successors came out riding the wave of their popularity and we got shit like the Wii, the PS3, the Xbox 360, and Sega dying entirely.

They, for the most part, started focusing entirely on franchises and "cinematic experiences" and stopped releasing weird shit that ended up being good.

You had the console equivalents of the Greatest Generation. Somebody had to be considered the loser and the PS2 outsold everybody else by a massive margin so a lot of people like to ignore the rest.

I think what caused the Gamecube to be considered a "failure" for most people was the lack of online games coming out for it when online multiplayer was the new cool shit to do.

I also believe that this was when Nintendo's family friendly image began working against them. The people who's first console was an N64 were starting to get interested in, for lack of a better term, edgy games that Nintendo wasn't delivering Worldwide.

>>14008289

>what's the point of buying a game to support a company if they will release the exact same game a few years later with just a new title

Can't talk about other games that do this, but in the case of Theatrhythm it was Square's first try at rhythm games. The first game is fundamentally flawed and no amount of DLC could have save it, since the approach was completely safe, with no vision of the future, baby steps, they didn't want to invest a lot on it in the first place. The second one is overall more polished because they learned from the mobile port of the first game, jew tactics and everything than the first one ever was, with new modes, new content, more songs, among other things.

Sure, fuck the people who bought the first one, including myself, but that's just an small price to pay when you actually release better game, and then they even released Theatrhythm Dragon Quest. Buying the first game at the time made you a guinea pig for the following games, doesn't justify how shitty the first game was, but thanks to that the rest of the games are pretty good, specially since you can get them for free now.

Also, there's so much you can do with DLC if you don't plan it ahead. The new modes that exist in the second one couldn't possibly be implemented through DLC, DLC in that game is ONLY for songs in the first place.

>>14008300

The DS has a much bigger, much varied library because it was cheap to develop on it, and the touch screen and double screen concept was new at the time, so a lot of third party developers tried their hand on it, and you got pretty fantastic games like Ghost Tricks and TWEWY. The 3DS didn't bring anything new you could do with the 3D, it was harder to develop on it and most devs already tried what they could with the DS.

That doesn't mean the 3DS library is small by any means, though, there are plenty of good games, but not as diverse as the DS, since most of the good games are developed by nintendo, there are no third party devs that want to develop for it even now.

>For example we got 3 castilvania games for the ds but only one really shit game for the 3ds

Blame Konami, not the console. You might as well mention MML3 not being on it.

>>14008482

>To an extent they all got decent 3rd support and released a healthy number of non-mainstream titles

For me, nintendo consoles usually make it harder for other developers to do games on their consoles most of the times with the weird gimmicks they have. It's not like I don't like the gimmicks, a good developer can easily make a really good game with those, but the problem is, nobody tries because it's either too complicated or requires extra hardware for the dev.

>They, for the most part, started focusing entirely on franchises and "cinematic experiences" and stopped releasing weird shit that ended up being good.

Also, this, the "experimental" era is sadly over, no more wacky DS or Wii title, just pandering to cinematic experience faggots with ultra realistic graphics that always looks and plays the same.

>>14008482

>If it was multiplayer and a yearly release would you see it equally as bad?

Yearly release of the exact same game, yes. Yearly releases in the franchise where it's a different game each year, no (At the very least, each CoD game does something different every year despite how similar they may be, even with just the story).

>If yes do you play Monster Hunter or anything similar?

I've only played MH3U. The only other "similar" game I've played to that is Freedom Wars and PSO

>>14008550

>The new modes that exist in the second one couldn't possibly be implemented through DLC

Given the way the game was presented, I thought Curtain Call was just the same game with more songs and characters. If they changed things up and added different modes, then I don't have much of a problem with it (Though I do wish they didn't include all of the songs from the first one, so that there is an incentive for people to own both titles).

>It's not like I don't like the gimmicks, a good developer can easily make a really good game with those, but the problem is, nobody tries because it's either too complicated or requires extra hardware for the dev.

As Nintendo stated themselves, they develop their systems the way they do because they find it to be the most advantageous for themselves. However, this also causes an alienation of third-parties because they're going to go for the system which will bring them the easiest amount of money with the littlest amount of effort, not which systems is the best "thought out" (Which you cannot really criticize them for). Unless Nintendo can get the normalfags to buy third-party games on their systems, third-parties will prioritize making and releasing their games for competitors.

>Also, this, the "experimental" era is sadly over, no more wacky DS or Wii title, just pandering to cinematic experience faggots with ultra realistic graphics that always looks and plays the same.

Could I just say that we're in a time where games are the easier to develop than ever before, with tools and resources that make porting games to platforms a cakewalk? I'm willing to bet you can easily find a lot of experimental games coming out, but you also have to look to find them (Even on platforms you may not care for). Back in the 5th and 6th gen, it was mainly an "experimental" era because developers were finally able to make games actually operate like they envisioned, gaming was still in a niche, and companies basically marketed anything and everything that come out of the warehouse. In the past decade, however, you have most company and games trying to make money by either "going all out" and spending no expense with each release determining whether or not they stay in the black, or putting the littlest amount of effort in as possible and appeal to the LCD. Despite from the publicity you may see, gaming is still very much in an "experimental" phase. However, because everyone is now able to make games, stakes are now higher because of the fact that companies and developers are now competing with almost everyone in the world, not just other publishers.

>>14008550

>Nintendo consoles usually make it harder for other developers to do games on their consoles most of the times with the weird gimmicks they have

I think the gimmicks are only an issue because they don't seem to be well thought out/implemented.

The N64 controller was shaped like the engineer had three hands but now every controller in existence has both a d-pad and at least one analog stick.

The Gamecube was just trying too hard to work the Link cable into it's games, particularly some of it's multiplayer games seeing as the damn thing already had four controller ports there was zero reason to require four $100 handhelds and four $20 Link cables.

The Wii was way too much into motion controls before they were even good motion controls. Then they released an adapter to make it suck less a couple of years into the Wii's life. Even before then too many games tried to utilize them in the worst ways possible.

The DS was a bit floppy at the start because they didn't give any sort of information on it until months before it was released. That's why later DS titles do far better using the second screen.

The WiiU had the exact same problem as the Wii but with a second screen/tablet and nobody even bothered with it because, unlike the handheld market, Nintendo has real competition in the home console market.

And now the Switch.

The Switch is not a handheld. It is marketed like a handheld in the US. This will hurt it in the long run. The Gimmick is that it is both a home console and a handheld. That's a shitty gimmick. It's an underpowered tablet.

>>14008673

>Yearly release of the exact same game, yes. Yearly releases in the franchise where it's a different game each year, no (At the very least, each CoD game does something different every year despite how similar they may be, even with just the story).

Do you feel the same way about complete editions of games/GotY releases? It seems sort of like that to me.

>they develop their systems the way they do because they find it to be the most advantageous for themselves

That seems like a walled garden approach which, while it technically works, because

<come to Nintendo for a unique hardware experience with our unique first party releases

also works against them because they miss out on a lot of 3rd party releases. Also, Nintendo gimmicks aren't really the most advantageous for themselves other than they can claim they aren't competing with the PS4/Xbone because the hardware is so "different".

It's a conscious effort to allow them to not have to compete with raw power which, again, works because the bulk of their sales are 1st party releases anyway. Nobody buys a Nintendo console for the 3rd party stuff.

>Could I just say that we're in a time where games are the easier to develop than ever before

easy to develop doesn't necessarily mean good or experimental. The issue currently isn't really resources or porting difficulty. It's that a lot of game devs/publishers are not willing to take the chances they used to.

>In the past decade, however, you have most company and games trying to make money by either "going all out" and spending no expense with each release determining whether or not they stay in the black, or putting the littlest amount of effort in as possible and appeal to the LCD.

Too much "expense" is in marketing the game rather than making the game or spending too much money on graphics and not enough making a fun game. CoD/Madden/Etc is an entirely different beast. They sell the same general amount of games per year or more because their core fanbase is going for the multiplayer which is always most active on the newest game. They can afford to spend millions making and advertising those games because they know how many copies will sell.

Imagine a more niche title like The Legend of Heroes trying to spend millions on advertising. It wouldn't work because they don't ship 20 million copies in a month.

I feel like the advertising hypetrain that has to accompany most titles now is what kills experimental games more than too many games in general.

How do you hype up a turnbased RPG nobody has played? What about a Warioware like game?

>stakes are now higher because of the fact that companies and developers are now competing with almost everyone in the world, not just other publishers.

But they don't compete with good games. They compete with hype and

<INTRODUCING THE NEXT GAME IN THE BIYEARLY FRANCHISE

You don't need to spend millions of dollars to release an experiment with a new genre or create a new IP. That is how you kill your company.

What they should do is what the JP market does. Modest budget titles that are for the most part good examples of their genre with a bit of experimentation between successes.

Nobody wants to play

<Movie:The Game

but that is what a gets the lion's share of resources from most publishers/devs.

Because it sells well to normies.

>>14008778

>Do you feel the same way about complete editions of games/GotY releases?

I do see it as a bad practice, but I cannot say much on the matter as I don't really buy games within a year of release.

>How do you hype up a turnbased RPG nobody has played? What about a Warioware like game?

https://infogalactic.com/info/Operation_Rainfall

The Last Story was Xseed's best selling game they had ever released, and Pandora's Tower sold pleasurably well too.

<"The success of Cooking Mama has been akin to catching lightning in a

bottle," said Jesse Sutton, Chief Executive Officer, Majesco. "A unique

concept, iconic main character and gameplay execution that fully

utilizes the stylus and Wii Remote(tm) have proved to be a winning

combination. We appreciate the continued support from all of Mama's fans

and look forward to launching the fourth title in the franchise later

this year."

https://archive.is/ynWXo

http://www.please use archive.ism/articles/2008/01/30/cooking-mama-franchise-sales-reach-16-million-units-domestically

<“Not just limited to games for smartphone or console, but we do have some global titles lined up,” Matsuda replied. “However, regardless of whether they’re for smartphone or console, there’s a difficult element to developing global titles, so we’ll be making them without focusing too much on the ‘global’ aspect.”

<“For example, in the past, when we developed console games with a worldwide premise, we lost our focus, and not only did they end up being games that weren’t for the Japanese, but they ended up being incomplete titles that weren’t even fit for a global audience.”

<Matsuda continues, “On the other hand, there are games like the JRPG we made for the Japanese audience with the proper elements, Bravely Default, which ended up selling well all around the world.”

<“Due to having split [the development mindset] according to regions around the world, we weren’t able to see this clearly up until now, but fans of JRPGs are really spread around the world,” emphasizes Matsuda. “Through the means of various networks, the latest information that is announced in Japan is instantaneously being spread across fans throughout the world. Whether it’s North America, Europe, or South America. There really isn’t much of a gap [in the relay of information].”

<“With that in mind, and all of the collective fans, there’s a sense of mass, which loses the image of a niche market,” continues Matsuda. “For the new games we’ll be developing from this point on, while this may sound a bit extreme, we’ve been talking about making them as heavy JRPGs. I believe that way, we can better focus on our target, which will also bring better results.”

<“If you focus too much on the global aspect, you might lose sight of who you’re actually making the game for,” explains Matsuda. “For example, if you look back at 2013, we’ve had some home console games made for a global audience that struggled.”

<“The development team for Hitman: Absolution really struggled in this regard. They implemented a vast amount of ‘elements for the mass’ instead of for the core fans, as a way to try getting as many new players possible. It was a strategy to gain mass appeal. However, what makes the Hitman series good is its appeal to core gamers, and many fans felt the lack of focus in that regard, which ended up making it struggle in sales.”

<“So, as for the AAA titles we’re currently developing for series, we basically want to go back to their roots and focus on the core audience, while working hard on content that can have fans say things like ‘this is the Hitman, we know’. I believe that is the best way for our development studios to display their strengths.”

https://archive.fo/PhMpk

http://www.please use archive.is/2014/03/31/bravely-defaults-success-west-making-square-enix-rethink-jrpgs/

I don't think this particular statement has aged well given how Square seems to be all over the place in what they want to do.

>>14008300

They supported it well within the first couple of years but really dropped off. There should be at least another Mario and a few more in-house titles by now.

I want to emulate GBA. Should I use mGBA or VC?

>>14011637

I already have A9LH, and I see there's a section about the conversion. I mostly want to know how do I check my versions, but ok, whatever.

>There have been reports of a wave of bans being handed out to CFW users by Nintendo. To protect yourself, please do the following steps before starting this guide

So now I'll have to keep this option disabled? But that was really fun to have, that's fucking bullshit, does that happen with A9LH too or only with B9S?

Is 3dsiso really gone now?

Welp, done. Last question: Does Pokemon Homebrew Bank still works? I tried it and it crashes, tried download a "newer" version, which is the same one I've always had, and still crashes.

I want to install CFW on my 3ds but I don't know how and I am afraid to brick my system. Is it as easy as psp CFW?

>>14012159

It's a bit dull and boring, but it's pretty easy as long as you follow the guide step by step.

>>14012180

I looked at the guide and it said you need a source 3ds with the CFW already installed for my version of the Nintendo firmware. I guess that's that. I didn't know about this because my 3ds was collecting dust and I only recently started playing Monster Hunter again

>>14012201

You could use a Flashcart. Those currently work with all 3DS versions.

Bumping with a request

Anyone has a decrypted download of Etrian Odyssey 5 DLC?

Or better yet, a method to decrypt .cia packages without a 3DS.

Etrian Odyssey Mystery Doungen 2 USA release when? Was it confirmed?

>>14013034

>>14013034

Please show me the way.

>>14011756

It's back up.

Any good way to emulate ds and gba games on the 3ds? or is it just better to emulate on your fucking phone?

>>14017949

>I still keep my .cias because I'm paranoid of ninty finding a way to block piracy on its servers.

That probably will happen only when they shit down their servers, maybe in 5 years or so.

>>14018128

You can inject GBA games to the VC, and there are emulators for it as well. As for DS, just use a flashcart, if you can't, there's no way to do it.

>>14017791

You can get an r4 with an NTR switch, they're 15-25 depending on where you order from, or use one of the flashcarts listed here

https://3ds.guide/ntrboot Pay attention to what System FW each is compatible with

It's extraordinarily straight forward as long as you can follow instructions. If you can't no amount of help will allow you to succeed.

>>14018237

>That probably will happen only when they shit down their servers, maybe in 5 years or so.

The Wii's EoL can be considered 2012, they're planning to shut down the Wii shop channel for both the Wii and the WiiU on Jan 31 2019,

While that is a "respectable" amount of uptime for the Wii for normies the WiiU was only launched in 2012 which is a significantly shorter period of time of support.

There will then be hundreds of titles that are no longer available to legally obtain from Nintendo.

13 years of availability for titles you've purchased going by the Wii since that was technically the Wii's eShop is pretty pathetic in comparison to other means of distribution, including other digital methods.

Assuming the Shop channel's longevity that would mean the 3DS eShop would be taken offline in 2024. Not actually that far away.

This is why FreeShop should not be considered an "archive" for anything.

My n3ds feel like it has gotten slower? Any reasons why? Anyone experience this?

>>14019481

Slow where or how? Maybe you're using splash screens or overclock?

Updated emuNAND to 11.6 and installed the 1.2 update for Pokemon Moon.

Game has now vanished.

Any chance of recovery for the save? It was the Lurantis leak ad I didn't even think about that until now.

Game isn't on SD and disk recovery can't find any missing files.

It's gone, isn't it? ;-;

>>14020984

Can that backup utility that scans your installed games to backup/reload game saves find it?

So any news on cfw above 11.3?

>>14019527

I am using overclock, but it's mainly I noticed with rune factory 4 longer load section moving from area to area, some what freezes, home screen and menu when going back to when in game and out of game.

I was seriously considering picking up a 3ds for very cheap. I wanted to original get a DS to play emulators/old nintindo games on. So I can't decide to go DS+flashcart or 3ds without 11.4 firmware. Is there any homebrew that makes it worth it? Are there any 3ds exclusive games that make it worth getting over a ds? Can you dump 3ds and ds games via the 3ds? I saw somewhere there is linux on the 3ds so that makes it somewhat worth it for a mobile terminal for me.

I was playing Mario Kart and the damn thing throw me an error for some reason. Don't remember the error, but what the fuck? First time this have happened since I have CFW. I recently switched for A9LH to B9S so maybe it's that.

>>14028649

You can always get a 3DS with a flashcart. The DS is way more simple to handle.

>>14017949

3dsiso is just a 3ds game piracy site. It has outdated dumps and some of them are decrypted to run on citra.

If you have a 3ds yourself you can decrypt them yourself.

>>14033139

wouldn't happen if you played games on a pc lmao

>>14036708

My internet isn't all that fast, especially over wifi. It'd take me days to download the game that way.

I use a program called villain3ds on my PC to do the downloading. It also downloads the games from the official servers. I just move the cia to my SD card and install it with FBI.

I'll give it a go, but my gut tells me that it isn't the problem.

>>14036708

>>14036744

You were right anon!

I spent the day downloading majoras mask (since it's only 600mb compared to pokemon's 3gb) and it works perfectly.

You're a lifesaver anon. I'm sorry I doubted you. Merry Christmas you fuck.

>>14036744

>I just move the cia to my SD card and install it with FBI.

This is banner-tier, I love it

>>14037350

What? I've got no more experience with homebrew than the 3ds guide. Is there a better way to install games? It's worked find for me on all of my games bar Majoras Mask and Pokemon.

My wifi is shit, so downloading through freeshop or ciaangel isn't really convenient for large games.

>>14037814

He is just saying that's part of your master plan.

>>14039994

get some homebrew emulators and ROMs on that shit if its capable of it

SMT IV is long and lengthy

Persona Q is bretty gud

All Etrian Odyssey games are solid

Bravely Default as well (though its big)

Xenoblade should give you a ton of hours though I dunno if can be played on the 2DS (probably not)

Any monster hunter game should give you a ton of hours

Ever Oasis looks decent

Dragon Quest games are good

Fre Emblem Echoes is good

Project X Zone 2 might be okay for you, its a love it or hate it thing

If you have internet, Kid Icarus Uprising is bretty good and will last you a while. Its campaign has an okay length too.

>>14039994

Super Robot Wars UX and BX

Sekaiju no Meikyuu 4 and 5

Monster Hunter 3G and 4G

Bravely Default: For the Sequel and Bravely Second

Lost Heroes

Rune Factory 4

>>14045445

Have fun with the japanese versions of the mh games where you can only play with japanese people and we already have translated anon.

get 3u and 4u instead if you cant read japanese

Also try out

>smt4/soul hackers

>hyrule warriors

>kirby games

>pokemon smd

>luigis mansion dark moon

>fire emblem echoes

>kid icarus uprising

>mgs3d

If you had a new2ds you could have played

>xenoblade chonicles

>binding of issac afterbirth

>>14045483

>super MD

Nah. Its shit. Don't ruin your mystery dungeon experience with that one; play Explorers of Darkness/Time/Sky.

>>14045483

>(((translated)))

Also 3G's US version added 50 defense you can't remove, making the game ridiculously easier than it should ever be, and while no one's dived into the code, it is commonly believed that the US versions for the other games have had the difficulty toned down as well.

I just got Yo-Kai watch 2: Psychic spectres for xmas. Do I need to play the first?

>DL game through freeshop

>build cia(standard) out of it

>install cia in another 3ds

>it won't update at all

well shit wat do?

>>14051436

nevermind.

anyway, anyone got a cia of Blaster Master Zero's 1.5 update? titlekeys doesn't have it, same goes for the usual shitholes

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