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Because we can't gather info on how the device even works, everything has a impossible to break encryption. A 3DS hack would have to bypass the encryption process for custom code to be loaded.
The day a functional 3DS emulator comes out could possibly never come.
Because with each passing generation consoles are getting more difficult to hack and emulate.
Youre kidding right? Janthran just statedhe could be thats ''IF' he was motivated... Are you telling me that everyone who tried just cbf and are too lazy to even try hack it?
Yeah, read the stickies to tell you if the 3DS has been emulated or hacked. In fact, if it were to be, I'm pretty sure the wallpaper of GBAtemp would say:
3DS EMULATOR OUT!
Seems like someone can't take a joke.
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3DS EMULATOR OUT!
WOAH.
Seems like someone can't take a joke.
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Usually emulators start being able to run homebrew and then work their way up to retail games. Since the 3DS only runs digitally signed software and hasn't been hacked yet, there's no homebrew yet. Since the games are encrypted you would also have to break past the encryption to be able to see the program itself to be emulated.
If they did my moderating duties would be halved.
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