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IIRC he said you should include your SD card when sending in your system since some CFW requires it, and he can't test if he can't even start the system.

Just the fact that when you send in your N3DS XL, loopy wants just the N3DS XL by itself (i.e. no case), even though an XL-sized case fits a USPS Priority Mail Flat Rate Small Box perfectly without anything else. Better wrap your system in bubble wrap and tape like it's an egg yolk!

Beautiful! I always thought you were screwed if you lost your product key, so this is encouraging. Now it's just the number of devices you have to worry about. IIRC it was 20 devices (i.e. 20 laptops) assuming it's the same as Katsukity Vita capture cards, so just keep that in mind too.

And to keep ...

That looks like a mini-USB port, which is what Katsukity used for 3DS and Vita. Loopy used micro-USB (now USB-C).

Get the drivers and viewer here: https://blog-non-standard.blogspot.com/

Simply enter your product key and you're good to go. You have a product key, right?

Then you must have some imagination as the capture card isn't firmware or eShop-related. But if you didn't hack your 3DS (heck, I didn't either), you can still redownload. And you'll have to redownload if you get a new New 3DS XL anyway, so...?

And a less important question, this might just be me being dumb. But if I were to take out my SD card when I ship it, when I get it back it should still be able to work on the console, right? If not I have another option.


Do you really need to take it out? It's not like it's more important than ...

Juuust wondering if there are any grips available that don't block the USB-C port.

If not, who's handy with a 3D printer?

I would love to get a schedule together with others to tackle Tri Force Heroes and/or Metroid Prime Federation Force (full runs) either on stream or just footage with mics/cameras!


Tri Force Heroes was one of the games I panic-bought. Zero experience with it so far, but hey, if you need a third ...

Does your computer have a line-in port? That's what you need to connect your headphone cable. Well, that and a ground loop isolator to get rid of the USB buzzing noise.

Back in the day we used to use a "Creative USB Sound Blaster" something-or-other for laptops that didn't have line-in ports, but ...

This new build is great! With the "Hide border" setting, the resizing and repositioning is so much easier when I'm just dealing with the actual pixels, and the windows are now being resized and repositioned exactly how I expect them to be; no funny business with invisible borders messing up the ...