ROM Hack Would anyone want a Club Nintendo Picross Plus translation?

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It's a version of Picross that was only released to Club Nintendo members in Japan. I bought the code from someone off eBay, and am considering translating it.
You have a Japanese 3DS right?, also that would be cool.
 

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I too have a Japanese 3DS as well as this game and would like to help test/translate (not that there's much there to do..) in any way possible if you decide to do this.
 

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I played through both games in Japanese, but I'd probably play them again one day if there was an English translation :) Having played most of the picross e games, I didn't need to read the instructions/menu texts etc, but it would be nice to understand the descriptions etc.
 
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Probably not get banned, but games may be removed from the NNID and they'd lose the game as they connected to the eShop again I believe.
 
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Sure. My sister's getting a hackable 2DS for Christmas so I could probably use it.
Also, for some reason I find Picross games really addictive. And frustrating.
 

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Codes from Ebay are usually purchased from stolen credit cards it does not matter what region 3DS he installed the game to.
I don't know the japanese club, but usually you don't pay club gifts with credit cards.

It's a version of Picross that was only released to Club Nintendo members in Japan.
 
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I wouldn't mind seeing a translation for Picross 3D 2 that released in Japan a while back here. It's a ton of fun, but I'd like to have some english to the game for once. Perhaps I should dump the romfs and see about the text storage method used.
 

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