Ironfall isn't the only game that can give this message.Ironfall Invasion.
I'm trying to run a romfs for Animal Crossing: New Leaf. And hans does not work for me. I go to boot it and then it goes on the screen that says "invalidated icache" and then freezes.Try using hans
I'm afraid that you may just have to update the game. I believe that on 11.2 you can't play ACNL unless you have the Welcome Amiibo update. HANS has a lot of issues since the latest *hax update, using CFW would be your best bet.I'm trying to run a romfs for Animal Crossing: New Leaf. And hans does not work for me. I go to boot it and then it goes on the screen that says "invalidated icache" and then freezes.
OP is getting a message that appears on the Home Menu, before the game even boots to begin with. I believe that if you're on 11.2, you won't be able to start up the game at all unless you have the Welcome Amiibo update. I don't think that the save has anything to do with it in this case, I'm afraid.delete the game's save. restore an older pre-'welcome amiibo' save if you want to keep the save.
in the case of Animal Crossing: New Leaf, it checks for the existence of updated.dat in the game's savedata. this is to prevent running the game without updates, since the older version can't handle the updated save format. the older ver is not blocked if this file doesn't exist.OP is getting a message that appears on the Home Menu, before the game even boots to begin with. I believe that if you're on 11.2, you won't be able to start up the game at all unless you have the Welcome Amiibo update. I don't think that the save has anything to do with it in this case, I'm afraid.
Same function also now checks for the "Animal Crossing: New Leaf" title in EUR+JAP+USA, and checks if major-version is higher than 3. If version is <=3, it calls the new fs command with the title-id of the Animal Crossing game. If the new fs command returns true, it returns that the game is not allowed to be launched, otherwise it will launch it despite being too old.
This functionality appears to be for preventing the user from switching from an newer version of the application to an older version, where the newer version isn't released yet at the time the sysupdate was released. The newer version would (presumably) write to savedata "/updated.dat", which would trigger launch-not-allowed if the user tries to run an older version of the application.
The only way that this would be applicable is if OP had the update, and then later deleted it. If this is actually the case then I rescind what I said.in the case of Animal Crossing: New Leaf, it checks for the existence of updated.dat in the game's savedata. this is to prevent running the game without updates, since the older version can't handle the updated save format. the older ver is not blocked if this file doesn't exist.
this is the only cause of this prompt on Animal Crossing: New Leaf: installing update, run the game so the save can be converted (which also creates updated.dat), delete update. deleting the save (and therefore updated.dat) will enable the original game to be started again.The only way that this would be applicable is if OP had the update, and then later deleted it. If this is actually the case then I rescind what I said.