I’ve been on this site as a lurker in the past, but decided to create an account in case I need help or advice with the new leaf save editor, which I used on my old hacked 3DS, but not my new Nintendo 3DS XL, which isn’t hacked yet and needs to be in order for the save editor to work. I only have a day or so to borrow a computer to download it onto SD card and onto my 3DS, so I’d really appreciate any advice or help. Thanks!
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By chance, do you know anything about the animal crossing new leaf save editor because I have a few questions and made a post and no one has answered them yet. I’d really appreciate any help or advice! Thanks!
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