DandelionI've decided my town name is going to be a reference to Boards of Canada, in honour of their new album. Now I just have two days to decide between Twoism, Roygbiv, Sixtyten and Geogaddi...
DandelionI've decided my town name is going to be a reference to Boards of Canada, in honour of their new album. Now I just have two days to decide between Twoism, Roygbiv, Sixtyten and Geogaddi...
What speed shipping did you use? I used the standard one, and mine hasn't shipped yet.
Your avatar is annoying me. The second syllable, what is it? I don't recognize it as any hiragana or katakana.
This is a crime against that awesome Pokemon boxart.Wow! We must have gone to the same store.
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Actually. Let me be the first to say fuck the character limit.Dandelion
I'm using a Sandisk Class 6 20MB/s 32GB card
The game loads in about 3 seconds and saves in about 5. There's about a 1 second loading time when moving indoors/outdoors. No complaints despite this being a slightly older SD card.
I've decided my town name is going to be a reference to Boards of Canada, in honour of their new album. Now I just have two days to decide between Twoism, Roygbiv, Sixtyten and Geogaddi...
Actually. Let me be the first to say fuck the character limit.
Screw the Japanese language and its kanji and syllabary. 8 characters does not work for a fucking alphabet.
You're not the first, trust me.
I wanted to use "Kurashiki", but that's 9 letters. If I had the JP version that'd be only 4...
Sundown. Pretty cool name for a town and a good song.
Early would ruin my plan to buy digital. Must. buy. digital.
Hahahaha same here. I want to go game hunting, but I know I'll play it a lot longer if it's just downloaded to my 3DS
Japanese limit was 6 characters, actually. We got 2 more, and also messed up their Dream Suite search-by-name ability.
LandsEnd
Monstro
Koholint
Narshe
Figaro
Onett
Fourside
Magicant
New Pork
Termina
Sticking to a physical copy. Too paranoid about losing my save. Not sure that it'd -really- be an issue, but I feel better leaving the save on the cartridge.
6 is still probably a lot more in Japanese than 8 is in English. Assuming the game allows for Kanji in the Japanese version.
Anyone know if Gamestop is going to be selling this game in stores on Sunday? I haven't bought a game at launch from there in a while. It used to be they had the "launch day" but the game didn't actually start selling until a day later.
Town safeness overturns accessibility in my book.See, and then there's this! I'm so conflicted on what one to get...
Digital for accessibility, but possibility the SD card may die. Cartridge is inconvenient with other games, but your town is safe...
You can always back up your SD card by just copying the entire contents to your PC every once in awhile. It actually seems safer to me if you are paranoid about losing the data.
You can always back up your SD card by just copying the entire contents to your PC every once in awhile. It actually seems safer to me if you are paranoid about losing the data.
You can always back up your SD card by just copying the entire contents to your PC every once in awhile. It actually seems safer to me if you are paranoid about losing the data.
Important question: does anyone know if the game forces the store to stay open when you first begin like the last games have? I want to know if it would be worth it to pick it up and play it tomorrow night to get an extra couple of tools before the first "real" day begins on Sunday.
You guys are making me want to go physical with all the paranoia.
Yeah, but the save copy protection kinda throws a wrench in the works.
Edit: That said, I'm going for digital. I'm using the bundled SD card, so hopefully if it dies, Nintendo will have some way to restore the data, or by then homebrew will have progressed to the point where I can recover it.
I will get digital and not back up once. I live life on the edge.
I strongly recommend using a different, higher class SD card. The one that came bundled with mine was a low-speed Samsung card and there's nothing about it that is proprietary. I guarantee Nintendo does not have any sort of file recovery system in-house if something were to happen.
It's also probably worth mentioning that 3DS games also use flash memory for save files. It's not like Nintendo has patented some sort of fail-proof version of flash memory that differs greatly from SD flash memory.
It's also probably worth mentioning that 3DS games also use flash memory for save files. It's not like Nintendo has patented some sort of fail-proof version of flash memory that differs greatly from SD flash memory.
Didn't they use some sort of special memory in the Japanese carts that lead to shipping delays, though?
Nintendo's already got you covered there!I will get digital and not back up once. I live life on the edge.
SD write cycles aren't really comparable to the save chip on a game card. There's filesystem overhead, there's wear leveling that is built-in to the SD, there's the fact that it may be writing to different spots on the FAT filesystem each time the file is written, etc. High write cycle counts are good, it's just that you can't go a > b when comparing save chips and SD.Ah, you are right about that. They're using SLC-NAND which *does* have a higher endurance rate than typical flash memory by about 10:1. Granted, we're talking about an endurance increase from 100,000 writes to 1,000,000 writes. I'll admit, I might have stopped playing Animal Crossing prior to hitting 100,000 saves.
Who has experienced sd card failure in their life?Lol, you're all too paranoid.
I guess digital is for men only.