Hi, not quite sure what you mean about the blue button save thing, when I read what you wrote it got me kinda worried. I just got my blue button sky3ds and so far, my saves are all working even after going out, playing another game then going back. I have only tried Kirby Triple Deluxe and Animal Crossing: New leaf though. Before playing Animal Crossing and Kirby, I wrote about 21 games to the sd card and tried going through all of them to see if I would be able to, no problems so far. I assumed that since it is a blue button card, I didn't care much about the way I wrote the backups to the micro sd card, I just wrote them right away using the latest template. Animal crossing showed up as eeprom=no while kirby was eeprom=yes.
i don't want to go over this again, i just posted it al in another topic, but heres the basics
the blue button STILL HAS EEPROM = YES/NO. just now its done automaticaly. the first ten are yes, the rest are all set as no. and YES and NO stil have diffrent compatability. as you can see from my chart here
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ZUSaCSxa8M-wPfvHtnlnJGAqjRsxkPa4hsuNCIjkLOE/edit?usp=sharing
so, you fix the scroll bug, but get a save bug. (same solution, just instead of hold the button to stop scrolling, you hold the button to save for the eeprom NO games)
right now, there is a ILUSION that blue is better, because the first 10 are auto eeprom yes. (remember eeprom yes wil always work like perfect gold). i found part of this out when i contacted my reseler, and the rest from her links. and confirmed, via other users on this forum with the blue button who admit games past their 10 say eeprom=no.
now, while past your first 10 games, blue users have to deal with save, and compatability ishues. (the same compatability red do) red button users can save their 10 EEPROM YES slots for games that want to work nomatter what. it won't mater if its their 1nd, or 20th game, if they use a EEPROM YES slot up, the game works like gold. this can be useful for games that may take a VERY long time to hit playable on the compatability list, or any game that you want to play on release day. blue button users lose this 'feature'. (its kind of a + and - thing)
PS it turns out sky3ds '
will not be releasing a third card for region unlocking' but they still claim they will '
have a fix for region locking soon'. if these are both true, its possible they can indeed update their 'carts' somehow, if nintendo were to patch block them. also, its possible, well, before now we asumed old carts can't be updated, but to be fair they did 'update' them in a way, getting past the 10 game limit. and i just realised, the answer could be in the writer. it's possible their working on a new writer, or have a few special writers tucked away, that write the games to the micro SD a little diffrent then the writer we use now, in such a way it could bypass future nintendo blocking. this is all just speculation tho, but for all the 'proof' that its 'impossible' for them to update the carts, to avoid nintendo blocks in the future, its possible they have a update method that simply doesn't involve releasing new carts at all. IE new writer.
the best part of this speculation method, is that because its based on software that isn't released yet, if sky3ds has some writers tucked away, and only releases them as needed, it could take nintendo a very long time to go through blocking them all. and then again their is ofcorse our famous favorite problem, of while it may be
detectable, is it
blockable without blocking hundreds of people who bought legit carts. a
PPS: while i do argue that red button is better, i can definatly see blue button being far more convenient, so i'm not completely dissing it or anything. variety is a good thing