I really don't care, and I'm not gonna listen to this silly little rumor. I'll play my 3DS all I want, but I won't even use a flashcart on it in the first place.
Power saving mode ruins DS playback (flashcart or not), and I'd rather use my DSi XL with its larger screen size.
Power saving mode ruins DS playback (flashcart or not), and I'd rather use my DSi XL with its larger screen size.
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Not true. Everything has a work around, it just requires the right knowledge and tools. Any sort of protection or killswitch can be bypassed.gamefan5 said:
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Seen the link before, it isn't proof. Nintendo3DSBlog isn't exactly the most reputable of places.gamefan5 said:
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I'll try out several flashcarts on the system but after that I'll wipe the system memory out of fear that something may happen.
I already own a DSi and DS Lite. I might as well just run flashcarts on those.
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It seems like nobody in this thread knows how to read.caffolote said:
Look at the goddamn second post. That warning is just fear-mongering, AFAWK.
I agree, but even though they wrote it for fear, I think this is getting pretty interesting.SoulSnatcher said:
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Does anybody even read anymore? This is the same stupid notice that has been posted numerous times this thread. It's not proof of anything other then fear mongering. If people thought for a single second about this, they would realize that the only things that are possibly going to happen are
a) banning from online stuff
b) voiding your warranty
c) mario looking down at you in shame
As has been previously noted, if Nintendo bricks your console, you have no incentive to get more games, and the negative publicity causes lost sales. And as I have previously noted, as long as you update your card after your 3DS, there is no way they can do anything.
When the PSP 1000 was Bricked by a TRojan Virus or Messed up Firmware , they were able to find a work around . It was called a Pandora Battery.L-Lawliet said:
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That would be awesome.
Anyways, I can't believe people are believing this. It is a scare tactic, I personally don't think they would brick the system, because it would eventually be a loss of money for them. They could have done it to the wii(To my knowledge they could always update it without you noticing) and I'm pretty sure they'll just take away online play and that's about it.
Well, since we pretty much agree that it is used for fear and that we don't believe that Ninty will brick the 3DSes, will this thread close? 'Cause I don't see why it should go any longer...
No, the discussion's not over, and moreover, nothing has been confirmed or unconfirmed.gamefan5 said:
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