I’ve been working on the German patch for Yo-Kai Watch Busters 2 for about five days now, translating dialogues, Yo-kai names, system texts, and more. But I keep running into the same problem with Kuriimuu1: European glyphs like ä, ö, ü, or ß are immediately replaced by a, o, u, or s as soon as I save and reopen the file. This makes some dialogues/names strange or even nonsensical. I also tried modifying the font files, since they aren’t really suited for German (for example the “¥” symbol), but that resulted in an error. After a while I asked an AI (Copilot) how to fix this, and Copilot told me that it can only be solved through ASM modding / reverse engineering. I’m not very experienced with reverse engineering, so maybe someone here knows another way to avoid this fallback behavior.

Zelda Breath of the Wild 3DS build

Pomegrenade · 2026-08-18T14:17:40+00:00

As of yesterday, what appears to be a 3DS build of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has leaked online. While I was initially skeptical of it's legitimacy, the animations, models and gameplay have displayed what appears to be an exact replica of the beginning of the game. The build has working shrines, dialogue and other gameplay (albeit with severely diminished graphics for the 3DS). The build does not work on actual hardware but runs via emulator. The creator of this build is unknown, and a few clues point to an internal demo. The title page Japanese text translates to "For internal playtesting purposes only. Distribution prohibited". Additionally, the bottom screen map resembles that of the Wii U demo. However other evidence points to homebrew tools used for development, what a mystery. More information has now come out that AI was involved in creating this and posing it as an internal demo was a hoax. Thread covering this. Source

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Hardware Is it true dev unit new 3DS systems have custom coverplates?

Thread starter RemixDeluxe
Start date Dec 22, 2016
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Ryccardo

A RUBBER SNORKLE

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Dec 23, 2016

Mikemk said:
It'll cost several thousand dollars

Unless they cheat you on shipping costs, nope: in fact a small dev N3DS is cheaper than the retail New XL

Of course the coolest models are the 3600 dollar ones, but they're home console versions anyway

Last edited by Ryccardo, Dec 23, 2016

gamesquest1

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Dec 23, 2016

yes the Dev n3ds consoles do have the back panel cutout for sd access, I would share a pic, but it's not mine to share so it's basically just a little square cutout directly over the sd slot

OK here is a fantastic top quality mock up of it

Last edited by gamesquest1, Dec 23, 2016

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gamefan5

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Dec 23, 2016

Hyoretsu said:
How can one get a panda 3ds?

Ask Desiigner. He'll hook you up with one.

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NekoMichi

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Dec 23, 2016

Hyoretsu said:
How can one get a panda 3ds?

Make a DIY panda unit

gamesquest1

Nabnut

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Dec 23, 2016

for reference the n3ds xl back cover was a black matt plastic, kinda similar to a cheap dvd case, other than that (and the sticker) there appeared to be no other physical difference from a normal blue n3ds xl