I personally use WinRAR, because I've used it since I was a kid, but if you're desperate enough you can find online unzippers if you need it that bad. Mods are usually uploaded in a compression format like. I'm not sure if iOS has anything like this without jailbreak, but I know AndFTP doesn't require root or anything of the sort. For Android phones, I recommend AndFTP, and for Windows, I recommend FileZilla. Another method that will work on both devices is an FTP client, which lets you transfer files over the internet. If you have a phone that reads SD/Micro SD cards, you can do that, but it'll get tedious. If you want to hold mods AND games, you might want to invest in a bigger SD. I personally have a SanDisk 16gb Micro SD card, but yours will work. Chances are that your 3DS already came with a 4gb Lexar one. You'll need this to hold all of the files that are going to hold the mods. Once it's installed, you can then update to the latest firmware and play online like normal. Note that you're probably going to need a flashcard, and you also might want to hold back on system updates. To find out how to custom firmware your 3DS, I recommend checking out. This guide is going to cover Luma3DS with boot9strap installed.

In the future, when I have better equipment, I'll change the pictures to better versions. NOTE: For the pictures I'm providing, they will be taken with my phone camera, which is cracked, so I apologize for any bad quality. For there is a way to improve your Smash Brothers experience, for better or for worse! You've done all the challenges, you've become a master at For Glory, and the game is just getting stale to you. You've been playing Smash 3DS for three years now. The official first version of the longest Smash 3DS modding guide on Amino!

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