Hacking Will the Gateway work on my 3DS Version 6.2.0-12E ''E''?

[Xreeper1]

My 3DS version 6.2.0-12E ''E'' Gateway works my 3DS ? (NOT 12-U)

i am ordered Gateway but Gateway works my 3DS ? i dont know this topic help me please

 

[sedatbjk]

no, it won't work, at least "for now "as i know

 

[masenko]

At first i thought you were saying it works on your 3ds but sadly no, gateway only works on firmware 4.5 and below.

 

[Xreeper1]

Oh okey

 

[Coconut]

Writing Like This Is So Very Annoying, You Should Stop It.

Seriously, you shouldn't do that.

 

[Xreeper1]

Coconut I am sorry my english sucks ._.

 

[FireGrey]

I still find it funny how there is a place called Turkey.

 

[BORODA]

I still find it funny how there is a place called Turkey.

And How People Start Every Single Word With An Uppercase Letter

 

[Langin]

oh my that's a misleading title! :c

It should be 'Does my blah blah blah'

I Can Also Do This. ;A;

 

[Xreeper1]

And How People Start Every Single Word With An Uppercase Letter

So ?

 

[banjojohn]

But we haven't, so close stop...

 

[Xreeper1]

But we haven't, so close stop...

Okey i am edit my message

 

[signz]

I still find it funny how there is a place called Turkey.

I still wonder what a turkey from Turkey tastes like. Like turkey or turk? Also, would you call a turkey from Turkey turturkeykey?

 

[Langin]

Thanks for editing mate

 

[Xreeper1]

Thanks for editing mate

no proglem

 

[Xreeper1]

So...new update for 3DS (6.3.0) now... gateway works 6.3.0 ?

 

[Railgun]

So...new update for 3DS (6.3.0) now... gateway works 6.3.0 ?

Nope, still not working. You need a 3DS with systemsoftware 4.1 up to 4.5. Everything higher or lower wont work.

 

[Flame]

I still find it funny how there is a place called Turkey.

The English name for Turkey is derived from the Medieval Latin Turchia (c.1369).

The word Türk in old Turkish means strong. Thus the land of the strong people: Turchia. This word is directly taken from Italian and morphed into Türkiye in Turkish.

When Europeans first encountered turkeys in the Americas they incorrectly identified the birds as a type of guineafowl (Numida meleagris), also known as a turkey-cock from its importation to Central Europe through Turkey, and the name of that country stuck as the name of the bird. The confusion is also reflected in the scientific name: meleagris is Greek for guinea-fowl.

The names for M. gallopavo in other languages also frequently reflect its exotic origins, seen from an Old World viewpoint, and add to the confusion about where turkeys actually came from. The many references to India seen in common names go back to a combination of two factors: first, the genuine belief that the newly-discovered Americas were in fact a part of Asia, and second, the tendency during that time to attribute exotic animals and foods to a place that symbolized far-off, exotic lands. The latter is reflected in terms like "Muscovy Duck" (which is from South America, not Muscovy). This was a major reason why the name "turkey-cock" stuck to Meleagris rather than to the guinea fowl (Numida meleagris): the Ottoman Empire represented the exotic East.

By the way Turks also mistakenly viewed this bird an animal of exotic east and named it Hindi, a reference to India.

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Xreeper1

you need to wait and hope gateway finds a new hack and you are able to update, your gateway. for some one who lives in turkey, where money is very very tight, i think you did a huge mistake by buying the Gateway.

 

[Benshannon]

Someone please delete this misleading thread!
It could give hearth attacks to weak-hearthed fellows like me.

 

[earny]

another fake title for another useless already covered thread: search button is your friend

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