diff --git a/Dumping-Games-and-Applications.md b/Dumping-Games-and-Applications.md index b320f0a..0b6687e 100644 --- a/Dumping-Games-and-Applications.md +++ b/Dumping-Games-and-Applications.md @@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ By far the most reliable method of dumping game cartridges and system applicatio 18. Navigate to the SD card's root, then to go `files9\D9Game\title\\\content`. 19. Inside this file is a folder called `command`, a file with the `.tnd` extension, and one or more files with the `.app` extension. Find the largest file with the `.app` extension and move it to `\files9\D9Game`. You can delete the `title` directory. 20. Reinsert the SD card if it is removed from the 3DS and return to the Decrypt9 menu. -21. Select `Content Decryptor Option`. +21. Select `Content Decryptor Options`. 22. Select `NCCH/NCSD File Options...`. 23. Select `NCCH/NCSD Decryptor`. 24. Wait for the process to finish. @@ -51,7 +51,8 @@ By far the most reliable method of dumping game cartridges and system applicatio --- ### Method 2: braindump -Any system with Homebrew Launcher access can use braindump to dump cartridges and installed applications. This method is much simpler and more user-friendly than the previous method, but comes with two caveats: +Any system with [Homebrew Launcher](http://smealum.github.io/3ds/) access can use braindump to dump cartridges and installed applications. This method is much simpler and more user-friendly than the previous method, but comes with two caveats: + 1. Digitally installed games that were released after the introduction of system version 9.6 cannot be dumped using braindump. 2. Braindump can't access all of the game's information, so it generates fake metadata. That is usually good enough for Citra, but not always. if you need a lossless dump for better compatibility, it's better to use Decrypt9WIP instead.