Hacking Dodgeball Brawlers won't leave me alone!

[Wideload]

Hi, very new here but I like what I see!
I have an original DS with a DSTT with a 2gb card and i'm using a Mac. Two short questions;

After deleting Dodgeball Brawlers from my card; when I startup my DS, the game is still listed on the DSTT Menu and it won't go away. Any idea how to truly get rid, can I delete it directly through the DSTT Menu?

Why are all my cheats listed in Japanese and how would I go about changing that? I also own an R4 and the cheats on that are in English. I have just copied the same roms over from my R4 to my DSTT

Thanks very much in advance

 

[duksandfish]

Dont know about your first question, but dowload this file http://cheats.gbatemp.net/files/10_01_08_USRCHEAT.DAT.zip , unzip and use it to replace the usrcheat.dat in the TTMENU folder on your microsd

 

[Sephi]

I believe the DSTT allows you to delete games by hitting X, but I'm not too sure, since I've been using YSMENU for that past few months.

 

[thebert]

I have an original DS with a DSTT with a 2gb card and i'm using a Mac. Two short questions;

After deleting Dodgeball Brawlers from my card; when I startup my DS, the game is still listed on the DSTT Menu and it won't go away. Any idea how to truly get rid, can I delete it directly through the DSTT Menu?

Did you empty your trash can? Make sure your card is connected to your computer, and then empty your trash. I have a Mac too, and when I delete it, but forget to empty the trash, it always stays on my card menu. (along with still taking up space, because it wasn't actually removed from the card, just the mac display...) Or if that doesn't work, connect it to a friends PC and see what's on the card. Sometimes I get ghost .sav files on my mac that I can only edit or delete on a PC. Very strange...

 

[Wideload]

Excuse the delay, just a very big thank you to those who replied. Cheats in English and no more DBB!

 

[Saladman]

I find 'dodgy' usb ports can cause this. There's a few motherboards out there where the power in the usb isn't regulated well, and this causes lots of problems, including the 'unknown device' instalations. A dedicated usb2.0 pci card sorts the problems out.

 

[Wideload]

This might sound daft but if I have a game whose file name is, for example "2076 - BumbleJumble*(Phoenix)*" or similar, am I able to rename that to "Bumble Jumble" to make my menu look a lot tidier and allow me to (manually) alphabetise my games?

 

[tbgtbg]

This might sound daft but if I have a game whose file name is, for example "2076 - BumbleJumble*(Phoenix)*" or similar, am I able to rename that to "Bumble Jumble" to make my menu look a lot tidier and allow me to (manually) alphabetise my games?

You can rename it when the card is hooked up to your computer, but as far as I know not from within the DSTT menu itself. You can name the games pretty much whatever you want, just remember that you also need to rename the .sav file too if you've already played the game under the old name and you don't want to start from scratch. Also, the .ARP file if you have been using cheat codes.