Video footage came from Citra Nightly fd30d48 at 1.5x native internal resolution (600x720). Audio was ripped directly from 3DS due to Citra lacking an audio dump option. Citra, thanks to ShinyQuagsire, finally supports update data. If you have a hacked 3DS (Boot9Strap recommended), what you do is use GodMode9 to rip the update(s) to CXI and rename it to 00000000.app and place it in -userdirectory-\sdmc\Nintendo 3DS\00000000000000000000000000000000\00000000000000000000000000000000\title\0004000e\-targetgameid-\content\ (example, the target game id for the North American release of Smash 3DS is 000edf00. If you want to access your replays on Citra, what you do is install JKSM on your 3DS, and use it to dump your extdata from any game you wish, so you can put it in -userdirectory-\sdmc\Nintendo 3DS\00000000000000000000000000000000\00000000000000000000000000000000\extdata\00000000\-targetgameid-\user This time, you move the last two zeros into the front, making 000edf00, 00000edf. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CCoWlfSVvw

Gonna pull an Aaron ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEioLZse-jc

Recommended Resolution: 1080p Samson Fairfox: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNB18bxGc0JsgWFF8alIiQA Fatt'd ASRT Style! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wk-EuFuwiQc

Recommended Resolution: 720p (or 1440p if you're aware that all 2D Fighter Maker 2nd games have a resolution of 640x480 and want the integer resolution experience) For those just tuning in, a new version of Pokémon Type:Wild will be on the way by the end of this year, as per this tweet here by the PokéSho founder herself: https://twitter.com/moa151/status/1477149519213391874 To celebrate, I've decided to do a playthrough of all six versions of Pokémon Type:Wild I have (The OneWeakness English translation of Beta 5.3 will not be included). "Wait just a minute," you may say, "That link is different from the ones you posted in previous Welcome Back Type:Wild playthroughs!" That's because the update has been reported to be delayed to the end of 2022. As you know, the original date was the end of 2021/beginning of 2022. Pokésho's founder should take all the time she needs to get this update ready for release, even though when it comes down to the other two characters that are yet to be revealed, all we can do is speculate (though this Type:Wild version's ending might offer some hints as to who one of the two unrevealed characters can be....). Speaking of which, in Beta 4.3, it turns out Gengar wasn't the only Pokémon hit with the nerf stick (though he is the main one). Blaziken can't juggle from heavy Blaze Kick anymore due to adjustments in gethit velocities and weird cornerpush coding. Blaziken's Flamethrower has nerfed range, but he can aim downward with the light version, plus both versions hit up to 4 times. -Timestamps- 0:00 - Intro 0:11 - Note From Uploader 2:20 - Logo Cards 2:30 - Title Card 2:52 - Main Menu 2:59 - Character Select Screen 4:02 - Difficulty Select Screen 4:17 - Stage 1: Blaziken Vs. Breloom 6:18 - Stage 2: Blaziken Vs. Snorlax 8:16 - Stage 3: Blaziken Vs. Lucario 10:19 - Stage 4: Blaziken Vs. Gardevoir 12:19 - Final Stage: Blaziken Vs. Swalot 14:32 - Ending Cutscene (!) 16:28 - Credits (!) ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbb8Mg_SOiM