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Finally got homebrew/custom firmware on your 3DS? Here is a short list of the most common things to do with it.

Just want to install software? See 3DS:Installing software.

Custom firmware basics

Custom firmware has a lot of settings and useful menus. Learn to use them here!

Installing software - CIA? 3DSX? NDS?
Rosalina menu - A useful in-game menu built into Luma3DS
Luma3DS configuration
GodMode9 Usage - Make system file backups
Dump titles and game cartridges - Backup and install your cartridges

Customization

Change how your console looks and sounds.

HOME Menu customization:
- Custom themes
  - Creating custom themes
- Adding custom badges
- Splash screens - show an image when your console turns on (this will increase boot time)
- Advanced: Editing the HOME Menu

Emulation

The 3DS can run emulators for various old consoles. The New 3DS is the best one to use for this.

Nintendo DS and Game Boy Advance games can also be run using the 3DS's native modes for them.

Game mods, save editing, cheats

Before you modify a game or its save, you should back up your save data.

We have pages for games listing various game mods, save editors, and cheats available for them. Some examples:

See a full list at Category:Nintendo 3DS games. Or use the search feature.

Revival projects

Give new life to shutdown services.

Pretendo Network - Nintendo Network replacement for 3DS and Wii U
NetPass - StreetPass
rverse - Miiverse
SatellaZone - Nintendo Zone

Extensions

Wireless streaming - for New 3DS only
Game plugins
Wumiibo - amiibo emulation
rehid - remap control inputs
Input redirection - connect controllers wirelessly

Extras

Back up your saves - keep your progress safe
Move to another SD card
FTP - access files remotely
Installing Cartridges to the Home Menu
List of guides

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+== <span class="invert-dark">[[File:Font Awesome 5 solid globe.svg|22px|link=|alt=Globe icon.]]</span> Revival projects ==
+Give new life to shutdown services.
+*[[Pretendo Network|Pretendo Network]] - Nintendo Network replacement for 3DS and Wii U
+*[[3DS:NetPass|NetPass]] - StreetPass
+*[[rverse|rverse]] - Miiverse
+*[[3DS:SatellaZone|SatellaZone]] - Nintendo Zone
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+== <span class="invert-dark">[[File:Font Awesome 5 solid puzzle-piece.svg|22px|link=|alt=puzzle-piece icon.]]</span> Extensions ==
+* [[3DS:Wireless streaming|Wireless streaming]] - for New 3DS only
+* [[3DS:Game plugins|Game plugins]]
+* [[3DS:Wumiibo|Wumiibo]] - amiibo emulation
+* [[3DS:Rehid|rehid]] - remap control inputs
+* [[3DS:Input redirection|Input redirection]] - connect controllers wirelessly
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 * [[3DS:Export saves|Back up your saves]] - keep your progress safe
-* [[3DS:Wireless streaming|Wireless streaming]] - for New 3DS only
-* [[3DS:Game plugins|Game plugins]]
 * [[3DS:Moving SD Cards|Move to another SD card]]
 * [[3DS:FTP|FTP]] - access files remotely