So off the bat, my supercard DSTWO is up to date and all. But as soon as I boot into it on my 3DS and go to GBA mode it turns the entire system off. Whenever I try turning it on it turns off, even with the card out. What did I just do?
GBA mode obviously won't work on the 3DS. There isn't even a GBA slot.
However, I doubt that could brick your 3DS, or there would be more bricks by now...
However, I doubt that could brick your 3DS, or there would be more bricks by now...
Are you trying to use actual GBA mode or are you going to NDSGBA because the NDSGBA emulator should work just fine even on the 3DS. Obviously native GBA mode (boot GBA slot) won't as there is no GBA slot.
Yeah its worked fine before, I'm using NDSGBA. But suddenly yesterday, I boot it up and my 3DS just instantly turns off, any attempt at turning it on does what is shown in the video.
Edit: I'll try taking out the battery today to see if that does anything.
Flashcards can't brick 3DS's, period.
Try downgrading you NDS-GBA to this version, then install this file
http://filetrip.net/nds-downloads/f...iplayer-gba-emu-gameconfigtxt-v13-f12630.html
The latest NDS-GBA is actually broken.
And I suggest trying out a normal DS game to see what happens on your 3DS
Have you tried leaving your battery out for about 10 minutes?
Thanks for the info, Its good to know that it isn't bricked. I'll put the battery back in since it's been about 10 minutes or so.
Edit: Still nothing. It doesn't even get to boot into the home menu. I mean the entire 3DS.
I left it charging while it was on. It was done charging when I picked it up, so I start up the supercard and go into GBAmode when it just instantly shuts off. Any attempt at turning it back on, makes it shut off without even making it to the main menu.
Edit: I had the latest NDSGBA that you said was broken. But I've used it other times before, it made it to the menu and just wouldn't boot any games. I thought the roms were at fault at the time.
what did you run right before it happen, was it an NDS file you got form here(gbatemp) or filetrip
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hmm very strange
turn in on and then release and then hold the power button again for 5-10 seconds
sounds like the 3DS needs a hard reset as its stuck in some sort of loop
failing that send it to nintendo
something in the boot area isnt correct
Not sure what you mean, if you're asking about the NDSGBA it was from gbatemp's FAQ.
Tried the hard reset from the very start, it works but turning it back on leads to the same issue. I already called Nintendo, I guess I'll just send it in for repairs. Thanks for the help guys, at least I know it wasn't bricked.
Looking at the video, I've never really seen something like this before. It might have to do with a software issue but once again it could have been coincidental at the time that the GBA mode could cause this. It might be a hardware issue. Maybe the contacts on the battery aren't working correctly?
Most likely coincidental. Its just a shame it happened so close to Fire Emblem's release date.
That sucks. One of my best friends is getting a Fire Emblem-themed 3DS and it looks pretty awesome
Thanks for your help anyways guys. I guess I'll just have to wait till next month the latest to play Fire Emblem.
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