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So here's the skinny of it all.
Basically by using the dog house glitch to get into a glitched section of map, after wandering around in there for long enough I got to this area.
I made a savestate here, and by correctly walking down the right-section of the screen, you'll reach all the way to the final boss, where the game will completely freeze the 3DS system. Can't access the emulator touch screen menu, home button does nothing, all that's left is to force power off.
I've also grabbed the save file off my SD card, and hopefully someone will be able to load the save file onto their copy of Link's Awakening.
It's a 00000001.sav file, a combined SRAM and savestate file actually. Just put it in the right folder, over-writing the old LA Save file and you should be able to access the save state and try freezing your own 3DS. It's from a UK system, so try it on another UK system.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TDFHF8I6
Using the savestate to get to the section of the map can be a little tricky, but every time you get to the final boss screen, the freeze is 100% certain to happen.
I doubt actually freezing the 3DS this way will yield anything, but it's nice to have a way to be able to crash the entire system through an official software.
A Gameboy Color emulator, of all things. You'd think the rom crash would just mess up the emulation.
So here's the skinny of it all.
Basically by using the dog house glitch to get into a glitched section of map, after wandering around in there for long enough I got to this area.
I made a savestate here, and by correctly walking down the right-section of the screen, you'll reach all the way to the final boss, where the game will completely freeze the 3DS system. Can't access the emulator touch screen menu, home button does nothing, all that's left is to force power off.
I've also grabbed the save file off my SD card, and hopefully someone will be able to load the save file onto their copy of Link's Awakening.
It's a 00000001.sav file, a combined SRAM and savestate file actually. Just put it in the right folder, over-writing the old LA Save file and you should be able to access the save state and try freezing your own 3DS. It's from a UK system, so try it on another UK system.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TDFHF8I6
Using the savestate to get to the section of the map can be a little tricky, but every time you get to the final boss screen, the freeze is 100% certain to happen.
I doubt actually freezing the 3DS this way will yield anything, but it's nice to have a way to be able to crash the entire system through an official software.
A Gameboy Color emulator, of all things. You'd think the rom crash would just mess up the emulation.