That would mean 3DS mode would need to be enabled. That means it would need to be hacked. I highly doubt that will happen. I mean, look at the DSi, DSi mode (The camera) never got hacked(If it did, it took a really long time) but it was still able to play backups + homebrew.If they show a pic of the same thing with the "3D" light lit right beside the slider on the top screen. Then I will know its the real deal
DSi is able to run homebrew from the home screen without a flash card? or does it need a flashcard to run the homebrew?That would mean 3DS mode would need to be enabled. That means it would need to be hacked. I highly doubt that will happen. I mean, look at the DSi, DSi mode (The camera) never got hacked(If it did, it took a really long time) but it was still able to play backups + homebrew.
Check the SudokuHax for the DSi and you'll see. http://hackmii.com/2011/01/sudokuhax-release/DSi is able to run homebrew from the home screen without a flash card? or does it need a flashcard to run the homebrew?
Check the SudokuHax for the DSi and you'll see. http://hackmii.com/2011/01/sudokuhax-release/
It was available only for a short time and isn't usable on newer firmwares. It was able to load a few homebrew programs, but as the amount of people running the hack was small, nothing too big ever came out of it.
DS: Units sold Worldwide: 153.69 million, all models combined (as of December 8, 2012)[1] (details)
PS2: Units sold 155.1 million, all models combined (as of March, 2012)[1]
Anywho, assuming it does get hacked or even homebrew I think that'll be the right time to get it.
Do DS games luck Fugly on the XL model ?(Or GBA/GBC games on the DSTWO?)
What's that? I think I hear the Twilight Hack calling... it may not exactly be "hacking", but it's how the good stuff starts.Also a game save exploit is a far cry from hacking a console.
The point is , for such a platform which might be arguably considered the " easiest to heck of all times " ( you just need a $5 flashcart ), it sold mighty fine, totally trashing every possible arguments about piracy killing devices sales or developers support.
It's a retail game. Nintendo can't pull that one out, there's probably million of copies out in the wild. But I wonder which one...I just hope this isn't a 3ds ware exploit because if it is you can bet Nintendo will pull the game so fast it will make your head spin. Also a game save exploit is a far cry from hacking a console. The 3ds is not hacked
I has to be a game that require SD to save game. MK7 retail for example, use no SD to save game (correct if I'm wrong). So it cant be it.It's a retail game. Nintendo can't pull that one out, there's probably million of copies out in the wild. But I wonder which one...
This hack works by patching the text displayed in an error, and then triggering an error. There's some function "errdisp" or something like that which is run when there is an error, and it turns off the 3D light and prints the relevant text to the screen (amongst other things, I'm sure). This hack patches the text it displays. The function hasn't been investigated enough to figure out where the 3D light gets turned off, or else yellows8 might be able to patch that part of the function or whatever so the light would stay on. As it is, that can't happen. So it's not by choice that the light is out, it's just a by-product of the method used.One thing though, the 3DS light isn't on? I mean sure there's nothing on the top screen but wouldn't they at least enable that to show? idk I'm just always skeptical about these things.
Or, if you possessed the ability to read, you'd see that he's referring to the fact that the photo says "we hacked it."lol'd at 'we' hacked it..You had nothing to do with it, are you taking credit for commenting on a photo?
You're absolutely right.Or, if you possessed the ability to read, you'd see that he's referring to the fact that the photo says "we hacked it."