Breath Of The Wild Save Files Download

Posted on 25-04-2021 by admin

[Request] Save file for Zelda Breath of the Wild Discussion in ' Wii U - Homebrew ' started by B11100, Mar 26, 2017. By B11100 Mar 26, 2017 at 3:50 PM 18,387 Views 0 Likes.

Requirements:

An Amiibo Action Replay PowerSaves. Be sure to get the version that includes a Powertag, which you can see on the bottom left of the box. You can purchase one directly from Code Junkies, but if you are in the US it’s usually cheaper to get it at GameStop ¹.
A Windows or macOS machine to run the Powersaves for AMIIBO software, which you can download from Code Junkies.
Amiibo bin files, which you can get from HERE. You’ll need to create an account to gain access to the download ².

For The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild on the Wii U, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'More save files please!' How to Mimic Any Amiibo 06 Mar 2017. Because the popularity has increased with the release of the Switch and many people purchasing these to use for Breath of the Wild exclusive items. It’s definitely ok to keep the majority of these files in their folders for organization, but the Powersaves for AMIIBO software will. Get themes Nav Template: Save This will work as a one-off demonstration only. Login/Signup to have your NavOptions remembered! Login/Signup to have your NavOptions remembered! The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (WiiU) > Skins > Link. Game Saves for the Nintendo Switch console all the game save here have been confirmed as working. It is important to note, however, that Breath of the Wild will likely be one of the largest file sizes at launch and beyon. For proponents of physical media, the Switch will be a great console.

¹ It appears that GameStop has raised the price ($24.99 as of 27 March 2017; The price was at $14.99 during the first couple weeks of the Switch release), probably because the popularity has increased with the release of the Switch and many people purchasing these to use for Breath of the Wild exclusive items.

² Most Complete Amiibo Set and MCAS Powersaves.

Breath Of The Wild Shrine Map

Creating the Amiibo:

Once you have the Amiibo Action Replay PowerSaves with the Powertag, the process is very simple. One more thing you should do before getting started is making sure to unzip the Amiibo bin zip file you downloaded into the location that the Powersaves for AMIIBO software will look for:

On Windows the location is: C:Users%USERNAME%PowerSaves For AMIIBO
On macOS the location is: ~/Documents/Powersaves For AMIIBO

Note: If the Powersaves For AMIIBO folder doesn’t exist just create it and be sure to extract your Amiibo bins to it.

You’ll notice that the zip you downloaded has most of the bin files organized into folders. It’s definitely ok to keep the majority of these files in their folders for organization, but the Powersaves for AMIIBO software will only detect the bin files that you have in the root of the Powersaves For AMIIBO folder mentioned above so be sure to move any that you want to use into the root of the Powersaves For AMIIBO folder instead. I often move some I will be using a lot into the root folder and will move them back later to keep the organization. For example, while playing Breath of the Wild, I have all of the Zelda related bin files in the root and everything else is kept in their original folders as I don’t bother using any other Amiibo with this game. You may also choose to simply dump every bin file into the root folder, but keep in mind that you will have a lot more Amiibo to scroll through in the software if you do this. It’s up to you.

Next, if you haven’t already, install the Powersaves for AMIIBO software and run it. It will attempt to connect to your PowerSaves Portal hardware and then prompt you to do so if you haven’t:

Connect it via the provided USB to your machine. Once it has initialized, you should see a prompt asking you to place an Amiibo on the PowerSaves Portal.

Place your Powertag on the PowerSaves Portal. You should see something that looks like this:

Click the Powertag button. If you followed the steps from earlier about moving the bin files into the Powersaves For AMIIBO root folder, you should see some Amiibo to choose from. If you don’t, go back and follow those steps again.

Highlight your choice of Amiibo then click the check button to confirm your decision. Next, confirm restoring the Powertag.

It should take a couple seconds to write to it and that’s it! Your Powertag will act as the Amiibo you chose. Try scanning it!

If you want to use a different Amiibo just write another Amiibo bin to the Powertag using the same process and you’re good to go.

Note: You can rewrite to the Powertag over and over but it can only act as one Amiibo at a time so if you’ll be scanning multiple Amiibo you will have to write to the Powertag, scan it, write to the Powertag, scan it, etc. This process is fairly quick for the most part and it certainly beats having to purchase every single Amiibo. Enjoy!

Hint: You can sometimes find un-released Amiibo bins at the nfc-bank. 😉