Animal Crossing: New Leaf introduces many new features to the series. Players will begin the game living in a tent, rather than a house that will eventually be upgraded and expanded. Customisation, a major factor of the series, particularly in the player's ability to modify the character's appearance & furnish the living space, has also been.

Hello all,
I apologize for my silence the past month, I have been extremely busy, and on top of that, I have not technically been sure what to blog about.
Over my winter break, I have hacked two of my 3DS, and have installed A9HL and Luma3DS, which has allowed me to install CIAS.
Using my Japanese ACNL, I was successfully able to create a CIA for the Japanese ACNL, and was able to find the Korean ACNL online.
As of now, I have the four main region CIAS, and I have decided to write about them here.
For those who do not know, a CIA is basically a ROM, which you can use to play your favorite games.
I have uploaded the Japanese and Korean cias, along with their 1.5 Welcome Amiibo counterparts that I will put at the end of this post.
These two towns are not towns I will most likely design and play in, only mainly for obtaining rare, exclusive items.
Over the break, I also have created a new town. Using a backup of Hangzhou, I created a new town in order to not have to start completely all over.
Using soundhax, I was able to use the ACNL Map Editor, where I took a save of Hangzhou, changed the map, town fruit, grass, and town name.
In other words, I backup'd Hangzhou, put that backup file into the editor, changed a few things, and then implented the backup into my cartridge. (Hangzhou is a digital copy)
I still do not plan to time travel, dupe or hack Hangzhou in any way, except for backing up my saves.
I will most likely create a post about my new town Seaside, but I have not been able to gather the time to do so. I will hopefully make a masterlist of all the ACNL towns I have/had had to avoid confusion.
Thanks for reading!

JPN -
CIA -https://mega.nz/#!oMc3kQgJ!opofg8G6NELiCHg1bW1_C-c-y7wVGc1ODWS0MiJWxj4
1.5 - https://mega.nz/#!UU8G2KIK!lXQkOb3zi_JdOGL0BiXevWsvcICAIi2dD_UQAG8vnRY
KOR -
CIA - https://mega.nz/#!xF8FlKZJ!V55Y_RqqABy1NmzKZXysiWfRAMYZZE2Cb5ZkaQ3hWDY
1.5 - https://mega.nz/#!EIlXwCJa!nICBpelbTLnT0skNRhrqZyuVSNeO3hMkEcyQYvUPfpY
When it comes to Nintendo's relationship with online services and save-game backups, we feel like a broken record pointing out every time the big N fails to keep up with the competition. But this morning's announcements about a hotly anticipated game—and how it doesn’t play nice with a key feature in Nintendo’s paid Switch Online service—make the sting feel a bit stronger, especially when the company’s line varies depending on where you live.

This morning's Nintendo Direct video presentation was full of exciting details about the gameplay and features in next month's Animal Crossing: New Horizons for Switch. But the presentation also confirmed some details about the game's save file management that will be unwelcome news to anyone who wants to back up their Animal Crossing island or play the game on more than one Switch unit.

Like all Switch games, Animal Crossing: New Horizons won't let players simply copy a save file to an SD card for easy local backup purposes. But New Horizons will also be one of the few games that doesn't even allow unlimited cloud backups if you subscribe to the Nintendo Switch Online service.

That means there's no convenient way to access the same Animal Crossing save file across multiple Switch systems. The best you can do is coordinate and use the game's online functions to 'visit' the island from a secondary system.

A note on the European Nintendo site suggests that 'a function specific to Animal Crossing: New Horizons to move users and save data to another console is planned for release later this year. But the US version of the site simply says 'Animal Crossing: New Horizons does not support the ability to transfer your save file from one Nintendo Switch system to another.' We've reached out to Nintendo about this discrepancy and will let you know if we hear back.

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What if something bad happens to the original save file on your Switch? 'We're planning to offer a service for recovering backed up data from the server in certain circumstances such as console damage or loss,' Nintendo said during today's video presentation. According to the fine print, though, this capability will require a Nintendo Switch Online subscription and can only be performed once.

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These save restrictions are somewhat in keeping with the spirit of the Animal Crossing series. The games are supposed to take place in a single, persistent town that progresses and changes throughout the year (that also may be why different users on a single Switch system will play on 'one shared island'). Project alpha v2 exploit roblox. Using save-scumming or external save file modifications to alter that process would go against that artistic intent. Animal crossing totoro hoddie qr code.

Previous Animal Crossing games have used the character Mr. Resetti to hammer this point home by yelling at players who quit the game without saving. Resetti will reportedly not appear in New Horizons, though, since the game uses the Switch's auto-save feature to track progress continuously. Roblox noclip hack 2017.

Issues with save file management aren't exactly new for Nintendo, which didn't have any option for Switch save file backups until over a year after the system's launch (and still doesn't offer local backups). Even on the Wii, save files for games like Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Mario Kart Wii couldn't be transferred to an SD card for backup, likely to hinder hackers' attempts to mess with online competition. That's a fact I learned the hard way when my Wii failed unexpectedly, requiring a circuit-board replacement that totally erased anything that wasn't backed up externally, those save files included.While most Switch users are stuck playing on Nintendo's terms here, we will note that players willing to jailbreak their consoles have been able to use homebrew save transfer tools on other Switch games. We can't be sure such methods will work on Animal Crossing save files just yet, but it might be something worth checking out after the game's March 20 release.