I found all our N3DS offsets using nothing but an old 3DS. It's really quite trivial to get that stuff.For N3DS?
I found all our N3DS offsets using nothing but an old 3DS. It's really quite trivial to get that stuff.

The entrypoint is already open-sourcedI was talking about entrypoint. But anyway that's the same.
The entrypoint is already open-sourced![]()
Oh ok. So nothing is protected against piracy then. Never mind then.

No, "the point of the discussion at hand" is the KARL3DS project.Well, using emulators and roms is still piracy. That's the point of the discussion at hand.
Especially if you gain the freedom to use VC titles that you are meant to buy from the eshop.
And if you said "emulators are no piracy, because they themselves are not illegal, just playing games you don't own with them is" then why won't this apply to SD loaders?


Soooo... how about that dev blog? Anti-piracy discussions are fun, but I'd love to see just the progress on this project.

I like how you're all nonchalant about it, it's beautiful.Well I just decrypted the ARM9 kernel, so I got that going for me, which is nice.

Is it right for me to imagine you saying this in Max's voice? xDWell I just decrypted the ARM9 kernel, so I got that going for me, which is nice.

If anyone wants piracy and has the skills to do it, they would have already reverse-engineered gateway's launcher and made their own warez loader. They've got little to gain from us.
Is it right for me to imagine you saying this in Max's voice? xD


Well I just decrypted the ARM9 kernel, so I got that going for me, which is nice.
I replayed Sam and Max Hit the Road, such a good game, and the tv show wasn't half bad too! Hopefully, there might possibly be a Sam and Max game for 3DS. If this happened, I would cry with joy.








