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1. #Powersaves 3ds no local content available how to#
2. #Powersaves 3ds no local content available update#

Of course the raw save data looks like a bunch of ASCII garbage-it has to be decrypted! However, the currently existing save de/encrypter tool does NOT recognize.

#Powersaves 3ds no local content available update#

UPDATE 2: Turns out there's a little more to this save-editing than first appears.

All I have to do is search for that particular value, and boom, I've opened up the save for editing! Besides, Codejunkies oh so kindly provided a really EASY save to hack: "Start game with 999,999,999 P".

#Powersaves 3ds no local content available how to#

This one may be a bit of a tough nut to crack, but if I can find a way to teach a velociraptor how to fire a Nuke Weapon on Turok 2 (for N64), I can figure THIS one out. I've done this before, but not without being able to actually PLAY the game whilst searching for codes/values. Now, if only I could make heads or tails of the seemingly chaotic clumps of gobbledygook amidst all the endless rows of "FF"s. UPDATE: I have discovered where the Powersaves backups are stored-Codejunkies, you just revealed your glaring weakness! If anyone has any info regarding this possibility, please post it in this thread. If, however, I find a way to get this to work (and achieve effects for which Codejunkies hasn't provided saves/codes for), then I will have opened the door for others to try the same thing, and basically leave Codejunkies in the dust.yet again. Of course, I do this at my own risk, as an improperly edited Powersave could temporarily "brick" my 3DS cartridge, or at the very least show up as a "corrupt save", or whatever. They are obviously NOT stored in the "Action Replay Powersaves" folder, in Program Files. I may have a way to directly edit 3DS Powersaves (or at least the backups the device makes on my PC), if I can find where the backups are stored.