Hacking Pokemon Black/White - Which firmware/AP patch?

jimmyemunoz

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Download "DS-Scene Rom Tool" and install it. Then.....
1) Open the Program
2) Click the little box, near the top on the right hand side, and point to the rom when the new menu opens
3) Go to the fourth tab that runs along the top edge of the program
4) It will be checked, but make sure the box that says "apply patch" is darkened
5) Click on "export" and point in to your micro sd card and the patch will automatically be applied.
6) Done! Go ahead and play!
That tool is the best for patches..... B-)

For your "firmware" you need this one.
 

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If you are using an M3DS Real, I believe this is the firmware you will want to use, as it's the only one I'm aware of that works on the M3DS Real and continues to receive updates. You do not need to patch your ROMs like jimmyemunoz says.
 

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