Hello my friends, and welcome to another episode of 3DSCast! This time we sit down with dwalker109, creator of the amazing game save cloud backup service, Cloudpoint! 

We wax and wane about how amazing the 3DS is, how new dwalker is to the 3DS family, the joy it brings, the challenges in saving its games, and much more. It’s a very fun and, at times, technical discussion, but we love getting in the weeds like that, don’t we? 😉

Thank you so much for listening, and we hope  you enjoy the show. Until next time, happy and joyful gaming, and take care of yourselves and your systems.

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6 comments on “08 – dwalker109 Interview – Cloudpoint”

  1. Spiritet93 says:

    Thank you for yet another great episode! And thank you to dwalker for his contribution with Cloudpoint! This goes to show that the preservation for the 3DS is taken extremely seriously, but at the same time making it easy for everyone.

    I recommend an interview with Loopy, the first person who pioneered capture card modding for the 3DS! That’d be an interesting listen. And I may be biased because I like watching him, but TheRetroFuture does 3DS repairs and he showcases the hellish experience of repairing these systems in full detail.

    Once again, thank you for another great podcast. I look forward to more!

    1. Brian Rubin says:

      Could you clue me in on how to find Loopy?

      Thank you for listening!

      1. Spiritet93 says:

        You could check out his website at https://3dscapture.com/

        His email is here:
        info@3dscapture.com

        Hope you can contact him! It’d be great to hear his thoughts on the modding scene.

        1. Brian Rubin says:

          Awesome, thank you!

  2. Aidan says:

    This was such a fantastic episode. I really loved listening to the discussion you guys have, dwalker was such a great voice! Hearing about challenges and goals for cloudpoint was really just fascinating

    1. Brian Rubin says:

      Right? So fascinating! Thank you for listening!

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