Does open_agb_firm run games well? Because I've heard GBA games run terribly on the 3DS.
Twilightmenu++ is a ds/dsi app and thus can only use the dsi processing power. Open agb firm is a 3ds "app". It runs on what's basically a gba built into the 3ds. Twilight menu has no way to access it since it's a 3ds feature.
If I'm not mistaken, LeafEdit is a WIP that hasn't been updated in years and has a significant chance of messing up your save data. Probably better to stick with Vapecord – or just play the game properly.
Sorry. I failed to mention that you should always have a second backup in case things go wrong. I usually double backup, one called 'LeafEdit' and another leaving it at the basic name. If anything goes wrong, which ive never had happen, you should be able to restore your secondary backup just fine.
I once tried using TWPatch on my Nintendo 3DS, and it didn’t turn out to be the best experience. I had Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics installed and decided to experiment with TWPatch because I had read that it could improve graphics quality and overall performance for some DS games. At first, everything seemed fine. The game launched faster, the screen looked sharper, and I even felt that the card animations in poker were smoother. However, strange things started happening. While playing Blackjack, the dealer began dealing cards in an absolutely illogical way. Sometimes I would get two aces in a row, and other times the cards seemed to repeat in a cycle. I initially thought it was just a glitch in the game itself and did not pay much attention to it. After the issue occurred multiple times, I decided to switch back to the standard mode without TWPatch. Since then, I have avoided using it, especially in games where proper card distribution and randomness are important.
