Hacking Possible exploit with the Smash Bros Special Demo??

[sweis12]

Maybe I am missing something, or I am just stupid, but here is the video. If I am stupid or missing something please tell me.


EDIT:
Thanks for all the replys. So it turns out it was not a possible exploit.

 

[Deleted User]

well the video is unavailable...

 

[sweis12]

Its processing. Sorry.

 

[Snailface]

well the video is unavailable...

The exploit was so awesome it crashed youtube.

 

[sweis12]

The exploit was so awesome it crashed youtube.

XD Its working now.

 

[piratesephiroth]

Ah you mean the reboot after the game is closed. Well yeah that's weird.

 

[cearp]

If I am stupid or missing something please tell me.

i don't like to put people down, you're not stupid, but yeah, this is not special...
this also happens with monster hunter 4, virtual console games (or at least some), i guess some other games too.
a way to stop it is to go to the camera app from the game, and then exit the camera app.
something to do with extra memory being taken up, or something like that

 

[gypsynimrod]

It's not an exploit. Smash is utilizing CPU power that is meant to be used for the OS. In doing this, the game "has to" reboot whenever you close it to reallocate processing power.

 

[VKazuo]

An explanation from 3dbrew as to why:

[17:48] yellows8 http://3dbrew.org/wiki/Memory_layout#FCRAM_memory-regions_layout when you boot this demo the system will do a firmlaunch with APPMEMTYPE value3.
[17:49] yellows8 that's also why the system reboots @ demo exit.

it needs more memory 64MB-->80MB.
Also, this demo has n3ds code in it related to the nfc amiibo stuff.

 

[Crass]

I honestly don't think this is an exploitable behavior. As VKazuo has pointed out this is merely just a system reboot, due really to the limited resources of the 3DS, and is honestly a clever trick on Nintendos part. Basically when you launch the game it reboots the system in a mode that gives the game access to more memory than it otherwise would get, and the memory that is reserved for system functions is sacrificed, hence the reboot at the game exit, the system is going back into normal memory mode. But I love the attitude of trying to find and share exploits, so keep it up.

Reminds me of the hassle of voodoo memory management for Ultima 7.

 

[sweis12]

Thanks for all the replys guys. I guess this was nothing.

 

[Oxybelis]

I honestly don't think this is an exploitable behavior. As VKazuo has pointed out this is merely just a system reboot, due really to the limited resources of the 3DS, and is honestly a clever trick on Nintendos part.

It's anything but clever. It's sloppy engineering. It is not necessary to reboot system to release memory allocation.

 

[Mikecrowfone]

It's anything but clever. It's sloppy engineering. It is not necessary to reboot system to release memory allocation.

What if the system was unloaded from memory and there is not enough memory to reload system after exiting SSB thus necessitating a reboot?

Nevermind. If you chose to load another app/game instead of closing SSB directly, a reboot is not needed.

 

[sweis12]

I just have one question. Why did they not do this wtih X/Y? X/Y had alot of lag problems, this might of been able to fix it.

 

[Celice]

The exploit was so awesome it crashed youtube.

Im in ur computer, stealing ur dogecoin

mwahaha