the name doesnt fit with the image , A durpy looking widowmaker would fit the name . <| sep |> I don ' t know such a character on bakuman too , aoki on bakuman is also brownhaired girl , not black with a huge bust like thatTomodachi game looks interesting , gotta see this D <| sep |> Thank you mate . <| sep |> You could ' ve just said Trumps . <| sep |> Check out this guidegaming . org . ukblog 20150115 upgradingyour 3 dssdcard , notably Section 1 , steps 67 . It might be that the save data is slightly misplaced . It doesn ' t sound like that ' s the issue , though that would be the simplest fix so it ' s worth checking . Just make sure you ' ve got a backup on your computer which it sounds like you ' re doing now . It ' s more likely an issue with Anti Savegame Restore , which is where some games Pokemon , Animal Crossing , Smash will refuse to use save data that it doesn ' t think is the most recent save . Sometimes it causes problems with SD card upgrades or system transfers . If that is the case , you ' ll need to use a homebrew unofficial save manager to delete the Secure Value on the console which is what tells it whether the save file ' s the most recent or not . That will require an exploitable game a . k . a . homebrew entrypoint that you can use to run homebrew programs . There ' s a list of entrypoints , and you ' ll need to check whether each one works with your system version a . k . a . firmware version it ' s listed in System Settings , but if you ' ve just done a system transfer then you ' ll have needed to be on the latest firmware version , which is 11 . 2 . Unfortunately , most of the entrypoints require access to a 3 DS that can already run homebrew , in order to install a hacked save file . Cubic Ninja works on its own , as does the cartridge version of Freakyforms Deluxe . Ocarina of Time requires a hacked save file to be installed , but unlike the others , this can be done on a cartridge version using a Powersaves device if you don ' t have access to a hacked 3 DS . That page also has a download for the Homebrew Starter Kit , which are some files you ' ll need to put on your SD card to allow the homebrew to run . j k s s a v e m a n a gerhomebrewciasavemanager . 413143 is a save manager that can delete Secure Values . You ' ll need the . 3 dsx version , not the . cia version . Once you ' re all set up , you ' ll need to back up your current save file using the save manager JKSM , and then start a new game , then go back to JKSM and restore your old save file . That should delete the Secure Value and allow the old save file to be played again . Alternatively , JKSM might have an option to just directly delete the Secure Value , in which case you can just do that without doing the backuprestore thing . I can ' t remember if the option exists or not , sorry ! But it ' s a good idea to take regular backups with homebrew anyway , if you can . Good luck ! But my old 3 ds sees NOTHING for saves even though i said dont deleteformat the sd card after the transfer . This is normal . Once you ' ve transferred off a system , it generates a new encryption key for its data since all the games and saves are encrypted with a key unique to each console . That means it won ' t be able to use the data in the Nintendo 3 DS folder on your SD card , even if that data still exists . The don ' t format option is so you can keep your photos etc . , which aren ' t encrypted .