Hey everyone, I was recently looking at Pretendo after the original 3DS servers shut down, and was wondering something about installing it. Could I just scan the Pretendo Nimbus qr code to install Nimbus via FBI, or would that not work because of the servers being shut down and there not being any way of knowing what to install for FBI? Could I scan, or must I put the files on, and then do remote install off of the SD?
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I honestly just recommend doing it manually and putting the files onto the SD, FBI would immediately recognize the app and it’s just a simple installation after that. This video helps out a ton
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