Save Managers - Revision history

Sir VG at 19:25, 6 December 2014

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‎Game Boy Advance

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‎Game Boy Advance

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‎Game Boy Advance

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‎Game Boy Advance

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‎Nintendo 3DS

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‎Nintendo 3DS

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‎Nintendo Gamecube

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‎Nintendo DS

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 == Nintendo 3DS ==
 For 3DS games you can use the NDS Backup Adapter Plus but it needs a firmware update to support 3DS retail games if you bought one before March 2011 [http://www.consolesource.com/ecomm/catalog/NDS-Backup-Adapter-Plus-p-3018.html here.] <br/>
-Some 3DS games lacks the EEPROM of the cart which makes it impossible for the adapter to save a backup of the game. <br/> Notable games include: Pokémon X/Y and Animal Crossing: New Leaf
+Some 3DS games lacks the EEPROM of the cart which makes it impossible for the adapter to save a backup of the game. <br/> Notable games include: Pokémon X/Y and Animal Crossing: New Leaf.
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 Run the system and make a backup of a GBA save game. <br/> Afterwards, turn it off, connect it to a PC/Mac and look at the new GBA backup folder, that is the directory to import special GBA.Sav files of various games from the internet. <br/> Put those .sav files into the folder, connect the micro SD card into the Action Replay DSi and import your special saves into your GBA cart.
-Finding one on Ebay/Amazon isn't easy because the high profile store accounts tends to mislead customers with a stock photo of the Action Replay DSi only to give you a Action Replay 3DS.<br/> It's more reliable to find sellers with actual photos of the product showing the groove that is the Micro SD card slot. <br/>
+Finding one on Ebay/Amazon isn't easy because the high profile store accounts tends to mislead customers with a stock photo of the Action Replay DSi only to give you a Action Replay 3DS.<br/> It's more reliable to find sellers with actual photos of the product showing the groove that is the Micro SD card slot. <br/> <br/>
--TODO- Add links of my photos showing what the Action Replay DSi Micro SD version looks like.
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 == Nintendo DS ==

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 Run the system and make a backup of a GBA save game. <br/> Afterwards, turn it off, connect it to a PC/Mac and look at the new GBA backup folder, that is the directory to import special GBA.Sav files of various games from the internet. <br/> Put those .sav files into the folder, connect the micro SD card into the Action Replay DSi and import your special saves into your GBA cart.
-Finding one on Ebay/Amazon isn't easy because the high profile store accounts tends to mislead customers with a stock photo of the Action Replay DSi only to give you a Action Replay 3DS.<br/> It's more reliable to find sellers with actual photos of the product showing the groove. <br/>
+Finding one on Ebay/Amazon isn't easy because the high profile store accounts tends to mislead customers with a stock photo of the Action Replay DSi only to give you a Action Replay 3DS.<br/> It's more reliable to find sellers with actual photos of the product showing the groove that is the Micro SD card slot. <br/>
 -TODO- Add links of my photos showing what the Action Replay DSi Micro SD version looks like.

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 '''Action Replay DSi''' <br/>
 This one requires the following:<br/>
-Action Replay DSi WITH a Micro SD card support, newer models removed this,<br/>
+Action Replay DSi WITH Micro SD card support, newer models removed this,<br/>
 A micro SD card, <br/>
 A micro SD card reader.<br/>

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 '''GB Transferer II''' [http://www.hkems.com/product/nintendo/nintendo-main.htm Store]
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 == Nintendo DS ==

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 '''USB Gecko''' [https://www.usbgecko.com/order.htm Developer's Store]
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-You can also backup via the Wii and some homebrew, which will copy back and forth from the Slot-B and the SD card, such as Gamecube Saver or GCMM.
+You can also backup via the Wii and some homebrew, called [http://wiibrew.org/wiki/GCMM GCMM].
-(I need to look up exactly what I use, cause it appears to work great.  ~ Sir VG)
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 == Nintendo Wii ==

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 For Pokemon HeartGold/SoulSilver and Pokemon Black/White, you'll need to use the NDS Backup Adapter Plus, available [http://www.consolesource.com/ecomm/catalog/NDS-Backup-Adapter-Plus-p-3018.html here.]
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 If you have a Slot-2 flash cart (such as the M3 Perfect), you can use the NDS Backup Tool for backing up most save files.  There's a few that won't work, such as Pokemon HeartGold/SoulSilver.  It's a software program that runs from the Slot-2 cart and can backup/restore save files.  This homebrew can be downloaded [http://www.mediafire.com/?wpz3nyh8gs9sz5d here.]
-For HeartGold/SoulSilver, you'll need to use the NDS Backup Adapter Plus, available [http://www.consolesource.com/ecomm/catalog/NDS-Backup-Adapter-Plus-p-3018.html here.]
+For Pokemon HeartGold/SoulSilver and Pokemon Black/White, you'll need to use the NDS Backup Adapter Plus, available [http://www.consolesource.com/ecomm/catalog/NDS-Backup-Adapter-Plus-p-3018.html here.]
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