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Wait for a couple of seconds and Homebrew Launcher (blue background) will then shows up at the upper screen. You should see a 3x3 matrix cube at the upper screen and flashing colour (Yellow, Gray, etc.) at the bottom screen.

Quickly open Internet browser and wait for ~10-15 seconds. Click the Home button and enable Wifi again.ħ.

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In my case an error asking me to update the system firmware always prompt out whenever I used these URL.Ħ.

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Note: Do not use the QR code in the Gateway PDF or.

#3ds downgrade firmware zip

zip files containing all the necessary files for the browserHax, menuHax exploits and Downgrade firmware v9.2.0-20J.

Downgrade Firmware v9.9J to v9.2J in order to boot into Gateway Modeīefore you begin, please download the following.

Other wise you'll have to use the BrowserHax to boot into Homebrew Launcher (which of course, requires Internet connection). This is actually optional, but recommended. This will allow you to boot into Homebrew Launcher after you power on the system without requiring any Internet connection since this is done locally).

#3ds downgrade firmware install

Install MenuHax using MenuHax manager home-brew app in Homebrew Launcher.

Install BrowserHax to boot into Homebrew Launcher for the first time (think of it like app selection).

This guide is divided into several topics which addresses different topic In fact, I jotted these down while I was attempting the process, so it is still all clear to me, at least for now. No step is skipped! To be honest, some other tutorial are either out to date, only compatible to certain tools. Next is the browser exploit which you open Internet browser and go to go. to boot into Gateway mode after I upgraded my O3DS to v9.1.Įnough of the rambling :-p, here goes my personal written guide after referencing tons of others tutorial that will work 100% if you had similar setup like I do, a New Nintendo 3DS LL on firmware 9.9J, fresh from the box. The first exploit I tried is the DS Profile Exploit 3-4 years back when I first acquired my O3DS. Then you are definitely the audience that I had in mind when I was writing this tutorial :=)įrankly I had left the 3DS hacking/homebrew scene for quite some years now and only had tried two exploits. If you are like me, terms like Homebrew Launcher, sysupdater, browserhax, menuhax are all but a foreign language. Other choice is, of course to wait for months or probably years before Gateway support it.Įven though I had previous experience in console exploit (PS Vita and 3DS), I still find it a bit challenging given the vast updates of the tools and how long I had left the hacking scene. Up until this point it became clear that downgrading to firmware v9.2 is the only possible choice now to boot into Gateway mode. However I only see a blank screen after starting the Gateway app. To verify this statement, I actually managed use the Browserhax exploit and boot into Homebrew Launcher.

FYI Gateway only support firmware until v9.2. New 3DS LL + Hori TPU Transparent Casing + Screen Protectorĭespite all the quick excitement I had with the unit when I unboxed it, it also ended quickly when I noticed that it came preinstalled with firmware 9.9J, in which Gateway doesn't support at the moment. Mind you that I had an average sized hands as well and holding it definitely helps to prolong my play time until I start to feel hand cramp.Īnother reason for choosing the New 3DSLL over the regular size one is I think the 20% screen estate increase from my O3DS wouldn't be that much noticeable after all. Not that 3DS console is known for its HD like image for gaming on-the-go. Sure you wouldn't see much crisp image like the O3DS or the New 3DS regular edition due to its larger PPI, but frankly, for me that is negligible and it's the 3D immersion that really benefits from such a big screen. If the number seems meaningless to you, think of it being almost the same size as the PS Vita. Main reason that I purchased it is its large 4.88 inch screen size. As opposed to what others had complained about the LL/XL for its huge size, bulkiness and unportability, I actually found it to be pleasing to my play style. Having played on the Original 3DS (yes the small clamshell one that Nintendo first released back in 2011) for quite some time now, I finally decided to purchase a New 3DS LL (also known as New Nintendo 3DS XL outside Japan).

#3ds downgrade firmware upgrade

Why I Upgrade from Original 3DS to New 3DS LL tldr Skip to the next section to jump straight into my ordeal of downgrading my 3DS LL v9.9J firmware into v9.2 and booting into Gateway Mode