
Yeah right. I ain't holding my breath.
Yay, people are gonna have so fun with Pokemon Offline.

As a person who remembers the "bwahaha PSP Go will never be hacked!" followed by "bwahaha DSi Mode will never be hacked!" followed by "bwahaha! 3DS will never be hacked" outbursts of negativity I can assure you that whenever a patch is applied over a vulnerability, it creates two new vulnerabilities because programmers are easily lost in the routine of their job. No system is perfect, all systems are exploitable. Worst comes to worst, where software exploits fail, modchips come into play.

What does "Porting our patches from 4.5 to 6.3 is time-consuming and tedious so please bare with us for a little while longer, testing and safety is paramount for such a release. As always, we know you will ENJOY !!" mean?

Pretty sure you'll notice that the Gateway firmware menu clearly popped up. If you won't, then by all means, it's your fault.I hope they put in some sort of safety feature so we know if the 3ds is running nand from the console or the sd card. I wouldn't want to update thinking it's running off the sd card only to find I updated the console itself
I can't promise you anything as I'm not an omnipotent being, but seeing that the 3DS is extremely popular and well-within the interest of hackers, I'd wager an exploit will be found.So you're saying that come hell or high water, another exploit will be discovered? Kinda hard not to be negative, seeing as, you know, I don't have the money to get another console, used or new. That, and well, I updated TWO DAYS before part one was revealed a while back. Two effing days. I don't know what the reset of the reveal will be seeing as this is a preview.
Pretty sure you'll notice that the Gateway firmware menu clearly popped up. If you don't, then by all means, it's your fault.
I can't promise you anything as I'm not an omnipotent being, but seeing that the 3DS is extremely popular and well-within the interest of hackers, I'd wager an exploit will be found.

Pretty sure you'll notice that the Gateway firmware menu clearly popped up. If you don't, then by all means, it's your fault.
I can't promise you anything as I'm not an omnipotent being, but seeing that the 3DS is extremely popular and well-within the interest of hackers, I'd wager an exploit will be found.

You can always trade your far inferior system in.I want to believe there will be an exploit for newer firmware, and yet, it's hard not to be bitter (even a tad jealous) at those who have 4.5.![]()


I don't see why not if it goes through the authentication. I also don't see why you'd want to - downloadable meh-ni-games (see what I did there?) are meh anyways.I wonder if this means we will be able to do a system transfer to the emulated nand

You can always trade your far inferior system in.
At this rate, I'll soon be forced to throw money in Nintendo's face in order to acquire a 3DS.
The NAND size of the 3DS is 1GB so the 2GB card given with the 3DS should be ok (But not if you want to buy big eShop games ^^)

My 3DS XL? I got that because the original 3DS screens were too small for me. Even if I traded it for in-store credit, I'd still be out. Do they even still sell 2012 3DS XL models?
I don't see why not if it goes through the authentication. I also don't see why you'd want to - downloadable meh-ni-games (see what I did there?) are meh anyways.

Not sure about where you live, but around here crusty 3DS boxes mainly gather dust in stores. I'm fairly certain I will be able to find one even at a major retailer.