Picross DS extra puzzles (Now with even more Picross 3D issues @.@)

m64mI hope not. It's one of the few games that nearly cuts in half. I finished downloading all the packs (and the only contest pack available). Trying to do a few puzzles before I reset it.~~~~Reset it. No issues so far. The puzzle packs are definitely different. First puzzle in (E) was a crocodile, and I just loaded this one, and it's a 10x10x6 block. Larger than anything I've seen in the game before.

So it might be worth my while to pick up the (U) version and have that too? Interesting. If that version works well with trimming, I may just pick it up, trim it, and take advantage of all the extra puzzles.

The puzzle was titled 'Biplane 2'. Pretty impressive. A guy in a biplane.Finished the puzzle, re-connected to Wi-Fi, checked for updates, reset the system, and....no visible corruption. Seems to work fine. If anything happens though, I'll post here.

Replying to #22

Well, I'm glad the (U) version works well so far. This is kind of making me want to take a break from Dragon Questing and take a go at some Picross puzzles again.

I'm actually starting DQ from the beginning. DW on GBC ftw XDIn terms of unique puzzles, as I've said before, there are 10 packs, and I didn't really count on the (E) version, but this one contest pack has the top 20 entries in it.

Replying to #24

I prefer the original NES version of Dragon Warrior. They changed names and such in the GBC version, which I really don't understand as to why. If you don't have it already, nesDS will play the game perfectly.The creativity with some of these puzzles is pretty amazing. I'm surprised at how good some people are with simple blocks.

I have it. Always thought the latest release of games was better. Guess I should check it out XDI know. I want to enter the next contest, but I'm sure I'll fail ;_;

Replying to #26

I entered a couple contests, don't think my puzzles really stacked up though compared to some of the other ones. If you ever play a puzzle by "Nate Drake", you found one by me.

Aww. Shame. Thought we could trade puzzles. I think we can in Picross DS.

Replying to #28

I didn't play Picross DS that much. Like I said, too much guesswork. Plus, designing puzzles in Picross 3D is incredibly fun and fast if you know what you're doing.

This is true. The free mode is far more difficult.As for 3D, I guess we'll have to try our best to get in the top 20 XD

Replying to #30

I'll just design something completely and utterly fantastic. It will be a single block randomly placed in a giant square. That should throw people for a loop. xD

Just did my piece for the (U) contest. Hope I win XDIn regards to the (E) rom, I'm going to try it again. I trimmed it, but I saved an untrimmed one just like (U). I'll post the results later.

UPDATE: Untrimmed (E) rom for Picross 3D seems to work fine =DAlso, in regards to the puzzles for Picross DS, I found a way around it. Since I have a large enough SD card, I just made enough copies of Picross DS to hold each game's puzzle packs (10 games; around 300-320 MB, + 10MB in .sav files). It's advised that the games are labeled accordingly.

Replying to #33

So trimmed (E) is a no go then for sure?I don't really have a large enough cart to do that (only 2GB), but that is a solid solution for others.

Yes. Absolutely do not trim an (E) version of Picross 3D if you have a TTDS (and maybe R4).I have a 4 and an 8, so I can spare the 350 MB, but yeah, I wouldn't suggest it for 2 and under. It's a significant chunk for that size card.