Hacking I have no idea what this truly is

[Pocketwatch]

A while back I bought a Pokémon Platinum game on TEMU. I booted it up and saw that it was called Deep Labyrinth Atlus USA, Inc. I noticed it was a sd card in a cartridge and thought that it was just on the sd card. I found it had hacks on it, but didn’t pay them much mind. Just recently I tried doing a transfer of an Eevee to Pokémon white and was told on my 3ds had No compatible cartridge inserted. Did I buy a fake? I honestly want to know

 

[Tony_92]

Yes, it's a fake.

Michael MJD recently did a video on these

 

[Pocketwatch]

Yes, it's a fake.

Michael MJD recently did a video on these

Thanks

 

[SylverReZ]

Yes, it's a fake.

Michael MJD recently did a video on these

They are relabelled Ace3DS+ cards with a crappy microSD card filled with a bunch of random games. The SD cards inside of them don't last long, so I highly recommend that you buy a genuine one from your local retailer.

 

[Knizatech]

They are relabelled Ace3DS+ cards with a crappy microSD card filled with a bunch of random games. The SD cards inside of them don't last long, so I highly recommend that you buy a genuine one from your local retailer.

Buy a new SD card? To do a transfer? I recently got one of the 208 in 1 game cartridges and everything else works fine except platinum

 

[SylverReZ]

Buy a new SD card? To do a transfer? I recently got one of the 208 in 1 game cartridges and everything else works fine except platinum

The games on there will most likely be corrupted, as in bad dumps so to speak. Get a brand-new SD card from your local retailer who sells genuine cards or search eBay or Amazon. The most prominent well known brands are SanDisk, Kingston, Toshiba and PNY.

 

[JasperOnyx]

A while back I bought a Pokémon Platinum game on TEMU. I booted it up and saw that it was called Deep Labyrinth Atlus USA, Inc. I noticed it was a sd card in a cartridge and thought that it was just on the sd card. I found it had hacks on it, but didn’t pay them much mind. Just recently I tried doing a transfer of an Eevee to Pokémon white and was told on my 3ds had No compatible cartridge inserted. Did I buy a fake? I honestly want to know

Bro can u please send me the "_rpg" folder files?! I need then

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A while back I bought a Pokémon Platinum game on TEMU. I booted it up and saw that it was called Deep Labyrinth Atlus USA, Inc. I noticed it was a sd card in a cartridge and thought that it was just on the sd card. I found it had hacks on it, but didn’t pay them much mind. Just recently I tried doing a transfer of an Eevee to Pokémon white and was told on my 3ds had No compatible cartridge inserted. Did I buy a fake? I honestly want to know

Can you please insert the sd card in and lend me the "_rpg" folder? I need it's files

 

[tech3475]

The games on there will most likely be corrupted, as in bad dumps so to speak. Get a brand-new SD card from your local retailer who sells genuine cards or search eBay or Amazon. The most prominent well known brands are SanDisk, Kingston, Toshiba and PNY.

Be careful with Amazon and eBay as they are notorious for fakes.

Amazon should be fine if you buy directly from Amazon.

Edit: just realised this post was from April.

 

[Miloemulator]

A while back I bought a Pokémon Platinum game on TEMU. I booted it up and saw that it was called Deep Labyrinth Atlus USA, Inc. I noticed it was a sd card in a cartridge and thought that it was just on the sd card. I found it had hacks on it, but didn’t pay them much mind. Just recently I tried doing a transfer of an Eevee to Pokémon white and was told on my 3ds had No compatible cartridge inserted. Did I buy a fake? I honestly want to know

Don’t use temu for game carts ever

 

[SylverReZ]

Bro can u please send me the "_rpg" folder files?! I need then

Why not get the kernel instead? https://nds.flashcarts.net/card/ace3ds-plus

Don’t use temu for game carts ever

It's more expensive due to the fact that they contain illegally obtained games on a poorly made microSD card. Bunnie has a good blog post about the problems with cheap microSD cards. https://www.bunniestudios.com/blog/on-microsd-problems/