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no what i mean how he edit the text below?
Viewing a homemade pic through a flashcart?
no what i mean how he edit the text below?
oh! there's a chance the yellow8 picture is photoshop too?Photoshop....
oh! there's a chance the yellow8 picture is photoshop too?
maybe i wait for more update thank youMaybe, but it is confirmed by some other people/sceners so I don't think so.
oh! there's a chance the yellow8 picture is photoshop too?
I bloody hope it's not edited.no. And I don't think his pic is photoshopped.
You can see clearly in yellow8's pic it is not edited
Should I update my 3ds?
To my knowledge, 3DS's as systems can't get banned - there's no such feature in the online component. I may be wrong though, and possible bans could be account-based.
I bloody hope it's not edited.
3DS homebrew FTW! (I just hope it's powerful enough to run a PS1/N64 emulator...)
Wasn't it just that you needed to log into the eShop before the time the new prices hit the market? Nothing more should be needed in the ID'ing of the consoles or accounts. Just flag them as "registered before X" for ambassador and you're good to go. If it was possible to ban consoles, I think Nintendo would have done it for flashcart usage on games like Mario Kart DS. It should be that hard to determine if a console is running a flashcart?Not out of the realm of possibility. How else can they monitor which system was qualified for ambassador program or not. It may not be account based but each 3DS has an unique ID, perhaps hardware ID or similar.
PS1 is more likely, but will it be close to perfect, that's another question.I wouldn't get my hopes high for that.
3DS hardware is still very limited.
Ambassador games are account based AFAIK. You can transfer them and you could get them on any system as long as it connected to the eShop before the given date.Not out of the realm of possibility. How else can they monitor which system was qualified for ambassador program or not. It may not be account based but each 3DS has an unique ID, perhaps hardware ID or similar.
Better than nothing though. The 3DS emulations could especially benefit quite a bit from the extra hardware in the 3DS. Just like DSi specific emulators (just by comparing compatibility of the DSi/DS GBA emulator made by ichifly. The extra ram does add quite a bit to it).I wouldn't get my hopes high for that.
3DS hardware is still very limited.
A very optimized PS1 emulator may run fine,Better than nothing though. The 3DS emulations could especially benefit quite a bit from the extra hardware in the 3DS. Just like DSi specific emulators (just by comparing compatibility of the DSi/DS GBA emulator made by ichifly. The extra ram does add quite a bit to it).
Still it's very early to say anything regarding the real usage of the hack and what is required.
Wasn't it just that you needed to log into the eShop before the time the new prices hit the market? Nothing more should be needed in the ID'ing of the consoles or accounts. Just flag them as "registered before X" for ambassador and you're good to go. If it was possible to ban consoles, I think Nintendo would have done it for flashcart usage on games like Mario Kart DS. It should be that hard to determine if a console is running a flashcart?
Well 3DS is more advance the DS, we don't know how the 3DS operates. Sure, they can probably detect if the 3DS is hacked when the 3DS goes into Nintendo Network, Nintendo can plant a software where it detects to see if it's a hacked 3DS or not and then flag that. (ban it for future online play and E-shop login)
Lets not forget the 3DS is connected to Nintendo servers constantly if you have it connected to the internet, Nintendo may ping out for hacked 3DS's and ban them.
If it means sacrificing the e-shop and online gameplay for having numerous emulators, and unlock japanese and european games, I'm fine with that
I'm not sacrificing anything.
I'm sure the 3DS is more secured then people think over here. It's most likely has advance security measures, such as blocking online capabilities of modified 3DS's. I remember some X-360's where hardware blocked from online other than account banned.