Wouldn't surprise me, since there's a bit of a barrier to entry for homebrew and piracy on the 3DS. The people that are willing to put in the money or effort aren't going to be stopped that easily. Major exploits they'll probably still try to fix, but I doubt they'll pour in money for the smaller exploits that would be ultimately fruitless. I wonder how much money Sony poured into the PSP to try to stop piracy?
...Yeah i know that but what im saying its that maybe they had a update and they wanted smea to relase ninjhax 2.0 and after he relase it they were going to patch it after the relase and the original update was going to be the update we have and ninjhax patch after he relased ninjhax
Depends on the vulnerability too though. Memchunkhax was patched out before it was used because Nintendo knew it was there, and had a good idea that Gateway's new support would use firmlaunch hax, so they patched the immediate exploit as soon as possible. They could have patched it earlier, but it would have alerted everyone to the exploit's presence.
i said after smea relase it but they also can patch it because it works like reguionfour like smea said and i think nintendo know how reguionfour works
nope nintendo seem to have given up on blocking DS flashcards, probably not worth the effort and all it does is makes DS flashcard users rush out to buy a new DS flashcard that does work leading to more sales for flashcard makers.......and its not like nintendo are selling NDS games any more so there is pretty much zero benefits to nintendo to motivate them to continue the game of cat and mouse with NDS flashcards, i will go out on a limb and just guess that we will never see another DS flashcard whitelist update
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