You don't even need to spend money if you have a friend or someone in your area that has a ntrboothax flashcart.
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Agree. I'd buy it for the novelty and to try something new, if it has some sort of extra feature, but $80 is too much to buy something I don't really need.
It's not even as if I dislike Gateway - their cart served me well for at least 2 years, and I used to still use it alongside Luma as an extra SD card slot until B9S came out and made Gateway unusable.
But in terms of the scene, it's healthy to move away from superfluous extra hardware if possible
But in terms of the scene, it's healthy to move away from superfluous extra hardware if possible
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I have CFW since menuhax days and I own a ak2i (for ntrboot, RocketLauncher and stuff), but still I encounter this cart interesting.
Say what? I STILL use both side-by-side. I build my own nightlies of everything for the most part, so I promise you, b9s doesn't make it unusable, and neither does Luma.
I'm a sucker for anything related to hacking/homebrew/flashcarts so I'll probably order the stargate as soon as I get somewhere where I can access the axio site. Heck, I even have a Sky3ds+, and I've been in the scene since GW started (read: BEFORE CFW existed). That's even considering the fact that I have a physical copy of CN, and OOT, so I NEVER really needed one
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Lol at everyone talking about "convenience" when you have to do magnethax every time you boot with this thing. So you need to carry a magnet with your 3DS (or be using an Old 2DS i guess). "the convenience advantage of flashcarts" doesn't exist on 3DS when CFW lets you install files directly to NAND, but it exists even less with this thing.
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Interesting, I had been assuming that it was just done once to install some kind of CFW.
What? No, you don't have to do that every time. That's just to install the exploit.
Oh, then in that case their claim that you "don't need to install a CFW" is bullshit.
It'd be the same as a new DS flashcart coming out in 2010. Not a strange concept.
I suppose it could be booted through *hax or something. But I had used the A9LH payload until I switched to B9S.Say what? I STILL use both side-by-side. I build my own nightlies of everything for the most part, so I promise you, b9s doesn't make it unusable, and neither does Luma.
I'm a sucker for anything related to hacking/homebrew/flashcarts so I'll probably order the stargate as soon as I get somewhere where I can access the axio site. Heck, I even have a Sky3ds+, and I've been in the scene since GW started (read: BEFORE CFW existed). That's even considering the fact that I have a physical copy of CN, and OOT, so I NEVER really needed one
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The difference is that we still rely on flashcarts for the DS rather than CFW.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/tutorial-using-luma3ds-gateway-on-b9s.431691/
and
http://www.maxconsole.com/threads/gw-payload-converted-for-b9s.45065/#post-359382
EDIT: I usually boot into luma by default. If I hold <down> while powering on, luma boots ctrboot9, which is set to boot Gateway.firm by default.
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THis new cart seems to be an attempt to do it all.
considering how expensive the sky3ds is, i expect this will be at least as expensive as one.
What sky3ds is good for.
1) truly backing up your games and playing them online with OFW. done properly with your own private headers, it's even legal.
2) using cart exploits on vulnerable firmwares for hacking. i have set my sky3ds for doing that (it can do oot3dhax, for example)
now we add on a ds flashcard to that, and a pre-flashed ntrboot card, and we have the card that does everything.
Considering it gives all sky3ds functionality and then much more, i expect the 80$ price tag.
If you have use for a sky3ds type cart, it's worth the price if you don't have one i think.
considering how expensive the sky3ds is, i expect this will be at least as expensive as one.
What sky3ds is good for.
1) truly backing up your games and playing them online with OFW. done properly with your own private headers, it's even legal.
2) using cart exploits on vulnerable firmwares for hacking. i have set my sky3ds for doing that (it can do oot3dhax, for example)
now we add on a ds flashcard to that, and a pre-flashed ntrboot card, and we have the card that does everything.
Considering it gives all sky3ds functionality and then much more, i expect the 80$ price tag.
If you have use for a sky3ds type cart, it's worth the price if you don't have one i think.
Thanks for that. It reminds me that Gateway still doesn't work on 11.5, but good for future reference.
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