What you can't do with Powersaves is send this edited save file back in your cartridge. That much has been doable since about February 2014. You have partially decrypted your save file, and can view/edit in PKHeX. Sorry, I feel confuse and I cant find an answer on his large forum. It will be by powersaves or I should to use another way? Since I decrypted the savefile and edited my pokémons on PKHex, I wonder how to send back to cartridge? I saw and I followed the instructions of a hispanic guy, I did all correct, but at end, he does not explain how to send the save back to powersaves I have powersaves, I can take my savefiles from its folder Updated OP, removing old shops, adding Amazon for the NDS Backup Adapter Plus, and warning which games this doesn't work for.Sorry any mistakes in my english, but I feel confuse.Ĭan someone give me a link or explain me how to:

It would probably be prudent to have this on the OP, lest anyone physically alter their cartridge for no reason, purchase products that are currently useless for Pokemon (with no guarantee of future compatibility), and/or risk their save data, game, or system getting damaged.

(Also, for anyone who doesn't already know, digital is not an option - the feature is disabled for X and Y, and Nintendo has systems in place to make manually restoring old save files from digital games largely impossible.)

Whatever they've done to encrypt the saves and/or flummox save game backups, it is effectively impossible, at least for the time being, to back up and restore Pokemon X and Y cartridges. Not only are the websites for Console Source and reichi down (at least as best as I can tell), but we don't have any confirmed way of successfully backing up and restoring X and Y save files, even when it is just restoring a save backed up from the same cartridge (let alone a different cartridge). To evandixon: you might want to update your original post a bit.

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