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GBwiki recommends DigiKey for OEM quality batteries.

By the way, if you find that one of your 3DS cartridges has become corrupted there’s still a chance to save it. There’s a homebrew application that can check for corruption and potentially fix the cartridge.

If you haven’t already installed custom firmware on your 3DS yet, then make sure you follow this guide and no other. Never follow a video guide as they are often outdated and may contain unsafe methods of hacking the system.

How about this gem from their localization of Vay:

In the US version, Sirufa’s dialogue has been rewritten. Now, her wind powers are due to a bet she lost with an unexplained “Thaldar”, as a result of which she “received the curse of eternal seimic flatulence.” This is then used to create a mechanic whereby, if Sirufa’s teleportation is used without having all party members equipped with “Filtration Masks”, the unequipped members will be “overcome by the noxious fumes” and remove the rest of the party’s masks before dying, causing an instant game over.

Text from TCRF.

Since they’re going to be on separate drives there should be no problems. Literally the only time you have to worry about Windows eating your bootloader is when they’re on the same drive.

If you haven’t already you should check out the game’s regional differences. Most notably the Stage 6 opening cutscene was heavily censored in the North American version.

They actually did have an online multiplayer game named .hack//frägment, but it was only released in Japan. I believe there’s a work in progress English patch for the game as well as custom servers.

I love the game, but hate the part where they make you play through the original arcade Donkey Kong on a single life to get a Golden Banana. Then they had the audacity to make you do it again for the Nintendo Coin.

I’m using one of the Catppuccin ones right now. It comes in a lot of colors, so there’s always one that looks good with the theme I’m using.

We also don’t want people using AI to make porn of us without our consent.

The Animal Crossing fandom is all three at once.

Some players are super nice and helpful. They do things like giveaways, share when they have high turnip prices, and let others in their town to recruit moving villagers.

Then you also have people who literally charge entry fees for their island. They’ll use this to sell items and villagers to other players. I’ve even heard of people running scams this way. Even worse is the people who charge real money (this is generally frowned upon in most communities, but pretty lucrative on eBay and Etsy).