Think he meant in terms of DSPhat/lite to DSi/XLI don't remember of Nintendo ever releasing a new model of DSi,
correct me if I'm wrong
Think he meant in terms of DSPhat/lite to DSi/XLI don't remember of Nintendo ever releasing a new model of DSi,
correct me if I'm wrong
Think he meant in terms of DSPhat/lite to DSi/XLI don't remember of Nintendo ever releasing a new model of DSi,
correct me if I'm wrong
It's not a hardware change, it's a software change.I never said anything about the DS Phat or Lite.I don't really understand the info given.
The DSi blocked existing kits with a hardware or low-level system change. How can the 3DS do the same with a software update? Why can't we just flash new bootstraps?
It wasn't possible to update the firmware on DS Phat and DS Lite.
If it was possible this same update could be used on DS Phat and DS Lite
Then what do you mean with DSi hardware change?
Exactly what I mean, the DSi hardware changes. Not the ability to update the firmware, but actual hardware changes.
Just forget it.
Well, perhaps I'll order an R4i. It's the cheaper of the two.
Knowing Nintendo, probably.by the time Super Smash Bros 3DS comes out...it will come pre-loaded with a 100% killing flash kit update.
crap. double post. my bad,
Knowing Nintendo, probably.by the time Super Smash Bros 3DS comes out...it will come pre-loaded with a 100% killing flash kit update.
crap. double post. my bad,
I think we will see a new generation of flash cards come out now, similar to DSTWO in that they have an additional processor in the cart.
I think we will see at least one where the extra cpu is just powerful enough to do what is necessary to bypass the ap protection and whatnot, but not so powerful that it drains the battery like DSTWO.
I think we will see a new generation of flash cards come out now, similar to DSTWO in that they have an additional processor in the cart.
I think we will see at least one where the extra cpu is just powerful enough to do what is necessary to bypass the ap protection and whatnot, but not so powerful that it drains the battery like DSTWO.
Hey, don't forget the R4i Gold 3DS (www.r4ids.cn) stated that it would release a patch very soon, i don't think there is any extra CPU on its board...
Supercard brought back the idea of the save list/save chip emulation in their DSTwo's clean mode thing to have games work until their AP could be cracked (the old EZ5 lost a the savelist way back when as it was dropped to compete with the "drag and drop but update your kernel occasionally/every few days" R4, but for years and years it could use it to run games before they were cracked/patched) hence their possibly being able to work around this update and others not being so lucky.
Perhaps it'll be a while. Companies might be very hesitant to risk developing new flash carts, especially after seeing how Nintendo just wiped out almost all of them.Wonder if we will get a lot of new flashcards soon
Or if there will be just a few flashcards in the near future.
Perhaps it'll be a while. Companies might be very hesitant to risk developing new flash carts, especially after seeing how Nintendo just wiped out almost all of them.Wonder if we will get a lot of new flashcards soon
Or if there will be just a few flashcards in the near future.
I think we will see a new generation of flash cards come out now, similar to DSTWO in that they have an additional processor in the cart.
I think we will see at least one where the extra cpu is just powerful enough to do what is necessary to bypass the ap protection and whatnot, but not so powerful that it drains the battery like DSTWO.
Hey, don't forget the R4i Gold 3DS (www.r4ids.cn) stated that it would release a patch very soon, i don't think there is any extra CPU on its board...
It probably does have extra FPGA space on it's board though which is basically the same thing (though not nearly as fast).
In theory, yeah. But that doesn't mean it'll happen. We can always hope, though.At least there is a good side in it:
The bad flashcards will stop being produced soon,
and the new flashcards that will come up from now will have a better buit-in quality.
In theory, yeah. But that doesn't mean it'll happen. We can always hope, though.At least there is a good side in it:
The bad flashcards will stop being produced soon,
and the new flashcards that will come up from now will have a better buit-in quality.
As for me, I've decided to move away from flash carts and start buying actual games. I'll still keep the one I have on hand for occasional homebrew if I find anything that truly interests me (as well as to "test" DS games I feel uncertain of before buying them), but since I'm going to start seriously collecting Nintendo games from all generations, I might as well start by actually buying DS titles and being an honest man again.
I feel you. Just to clarify: I wasn't trying to judge pirates or make myself sound better than them with my last post. I was just saying it's something that I don't think is really worth it anymore, at least to me.Games, and eletronic products in general here, in Brazil,
are expensive as hell, that's one of many reasons why brazilians like pirating.
The PS3 was first released for $4000
a 3DS XL is $600.
But nothing compares to car prices.
In USA you can buy a new Honda Civic for $7000.
In Brazil the Honda Civic prices start at $37000
I feel you. Just to clarify: I wasn't trying to judge pirates or make myself sound better than them with my last post. I was just saying it's something that I don't think is really worth it anymore, at least to me.Games, and eletronic products in general here, in Brazil,
are expensive as hell, that's one of many reasons why brazilians like pirating.
The PS3 was first released for $4000
a 3DS XL is $600.
But nothing compares to car prices.
In USA you can buy a new Honda Civic for $7000.
In Brazil the Honda Civic prices start at $37000