This is rather annoying, especially since I already have about 45GB worth of eShop games on my SD card.
I had bought a 128GB SD for my 3DS XL to upgrade the 64GB I was previously using. I formatted it as FAT32 and copied all the data to it... only to find out that the card seemed to be slower to initialize and as a result, would never have the theme I selected.
Testing it with basic (blue), I'd set the theme, turn the console off and back on, and it was back to "no theme". On the original 3DS XL, at least it would EVENTUALLY have the blue theme after I put it in sleep mode a few times.
So I just tested it with the N3DS XL, using the 128GB MicroSD card I use for my Android phone. It's also FAT32, and I know the speed of the card is not the problem as it's UHS-1 standard (which means it's even higher than Class 10)
This time it was even worse, I selected basic (blue), opened system settings and went back to the home menu and the theme actually changed itself back to "no theme"! Opening and closing the lid several times didn't help.
What gives? You'd think with the N3DS being better than the original they would have fixed that stupid problem where cards above 64GB work fine with everything but themes...
I had bought a 128GB SD for my 3DS XL to upgrade the 64GB I was previously using. I formatted it as FAT32 and copied all the data to it... only to find out that the card seemed to be slower to initialize and as a result, would never have the theme I selected.
Testing it with basic (blue), I'd set the theme, turn the console off and back on, and it was back to "no theme". On the original 3DS XL, at least it would EVENTUALLY have the blue theme after I put it in sleep mode a few times.
So I just tested it with the N3DS XL, using the 128GB MicroSD card I use for my Android phone. It's also FAT32, and I know the speed of the card is not the problem as it's UHS-1 standard (which means it's even higher than Class 10)
This time it was even worse, I selected basic (blue), opened system settings and went back to the home menu and the theme actually changed itself back to "no theme"! Opening and closing the lid several times didn't help.
What gives? You'd think with the N3DS being better than the original they would have fixed that stupid problem where cards above 64GB work fine with everything but themes...