Sleep mode download was surprising quick, all 10 downloaded around 3 minutes. o_oDownloading them via SpotPass.
Sleep mode download was surprising quick, all 10 downloaded around 3 minutes. o_oDownloading them via SpotPass.
Yeah. DARN FAST.Sleep mode download was surprising quick, all 10 downloaded around 3 minutes. o_oDownloading them via SpotPass.
haha I'm about to switch to Minish cap, so you'll see me go offline now.Yeah. DARN FAST.Sleep mode download was surprising quick, all 10 downloaded around 3 minutes. o_oDownloading them via SpotPass.
Oh and you're online.
Check the 3DSware on settings. It's 280 blocks.When I downloaded Fire Emblem. It said 150 something blocks.
Haha playing that too.haha I'm about to switch to Minish cap, so you'll see me go offline now.Yeah. DARN FAST.Sleep mode download was surprising quick, all 10 downloaded around 3 minutes. o_oDownloading them via SpotPass.
Oh and you're online.
Yoshi's Island won't let me go to multiplayer when I try, so I guess notSooo... do these or do these not have multiplayer?
Mine says 140 Blocks :/Check the 3DSware on settings. It's 280 blocks.When I downloaded Fire Emblem. It said 150 something blocks.
Who are you blaming? Nintendo for abiding by security on WiFi points or the guy for wanting to protect the network?Some anus faced gibbon decided to install some backwards-ass internet security system here at my local library, so even though I'm entitled to wi-fi access with my ID card, my 3DS refuses to connect properly. Nice job, Nintendo. Now if I want to get my Ambassador games I have to walk about 6 miles to the house I was at before I moved to the hostel and steal their wi-fi signal. Fuckin' ace...:/
143 Blocks, actually.Mine says 140 Blocks :/Check the 3DSware on settings. It's 280 blocks.When I downloaded Fire Emblem. It said 150 something blocks.
Who are you blaming? Nintendo for abiding by security on WiFi points or the guy for wanting to protect the network?Some anus faced gibbon decided to install some backwards-ass internet security system here at my local library, so even though I'm entitled to wi-fi access with my ID card, my 3DS refuses to connect properly. Nice job, Nintendo. Now if I want to get my Ambassador games I have to walk about 6 miles to the house I was at before I moved to the hostel and steal their wi-fi signal. Fuckin' ace...:/
i too have 140 when i check my 3DSware from settings.Whoa, what's up with Fire Emblem block sizes, mines 280, others are reporting 140 and 150. :/
The European has got Multi5, the American one doesn't.i too have 140 when i check my 3DSware from settings.Whoa, what's up with Fire Emblem block sizes, mines 280, others are reporting 140 and 150. :/
The European has got Multi5, the American one doesn't.i too have 140 when i check my 3DSware from settings.Whoa, what's up with Fire Emblem block sizes, mines 280, others are reporting 140 and 150. :/
Who are you blaming? Nintendo for abiding by security on WiFi points or the guy for wanting to protect the network?Some anus faced gibbon decided to install some backwards-ass internet security system here at my local library, so even though I'm entitled to wi-fi access with my ID card, my 3DS refuses to connect properly. Nice job, Nintendo. Now if I want to get my Ambassador games I have to walk about 6 miles to the house I was at before I moved to the hostel and steal their wi-fi signal. Fuckin' ace...:/
Nintendo for making the 3DS web browser so backwards and limited, and the library for not just securing their wi-fi with a WPA key like normal people and instead making us jump through hoops by having to enter a password on a specific web page, which the 3DS is incapable of displaying properly because the web browser is so utterly useless. If the library had a standard security procedure, or the browser was actually capable of simple tasks, then I wouldn't have to walk all the way to the other side of town just for a fuckin' wi-fi signal >_<