Homebrew Nintendo

[noatpad]

Um...he's not talking about the number of the version. He's saying that the next system version, whatever it's numbered, Ironhax can still work in it.

 

[teampleb]

Um...he's not talking about the number of the version. He's saying that the next version, whatever it's numbered, Ironhax can still work in it.

Ironhax will not work on version 1.2.

 

[noatpad]

Ironhax will not work on version 1.2.

Oh right. Forgot to mention "system update", not the Ironfall update itself. Sorry 'bout that.
There, edited.

 

[teampleb]

Oh right. Forgot to mention "system update", not the Ironfall update itself. Sorry 'bout that.

Well the entry point itself can't be patched if you already have it downloaded. That's why Ninjhax still works. At the most, the payload would need to be updated.

 

[Garcia98]

Well the entry point itself can't be patched if you already have it downloaded. That's why Ninjhax still works. At the most, the payload would need to be updated.

They could force Cubic Ninja/OoT/IronFall/whatever to load only with a game update in a newer system update

 

[teampleb]

They could force Cubic Ninja/OoT/IronFall/whatever to load only with a game update in a newer system update

No they can't. The backlash would be unbelievable. It'd be the whole XB1 drm outrage all over again.

 

[hippy dave]

What's Nintendo?

 

[Garcia98]

No they can't. The backlash would be unbelievable. It'd be the whole XB1 drm outrage all over again.

Yellows8 said that, BTW it's still unlikely to happen. However it is no way related to the controversial Xbox One DRM policies

 

[ihaveahax]

No they can't. The backlash would be unbelievable. It'd be the whole XB1 drm outrage all over again.

This already happens on the Wii U, sort-of. If a game update has been fully downloaded, the Wii U blocks you from starting the title if you delete it.

 

[teampleb]

Yellows8 said that, BTW it's still unlikely to happen. However it is no way related to the controversial Xbox One DRM policies

Yes it is. Say one of my apps had an update but I didn't know. Then I try to open it on the bus or something. I'd be pissed off if it said I needed to update first.

 

[RikuKawai]

Yes it is. Say one of my apps had an update but I didn't know. Then I try to open it on the bus or something. I'd be pissed off if it said I needed to update first.

What really annoyed me is that I couldn't play SSB4 1.0 against SSB4 1.1. (I met someone on the bus who had Smash)
A 1.0 client not being able to connect to a 1.1 host makes sense, but why can't a 1.1 client connect to a 1.0 host and just not use the new DLC stuff that was added in the update?

 

[ihaveahax]

What really annoyed me is that I couldn't play SSB4 1.0 against SSB4 1.1. (I met someone on the bus who had Smash)
A 1.0 client not being able to connect to a 1.1 host makes sense, but why can't a 1.1 client connect to a 1.0 host and just not use the new DLC stuff that was added in the update?

Because of balance changes made to the game. Anything that affects how a match can come out.

 

[Garcia98]

Yes it is. Say one of my apps had an update but I didn't know. Then I try to open it on the bus or something. I'd be pissed off if it said I needed to update first.

Yes, that's the same as not being able to sell your own games or needing to have a Kinect connected everyday to the Internet watching you...

 

[RikuKawai]

Because of balance changes made to the game. Anything that affects how a match can come out.

The ability to play with versions up to one update behind would be nice...or notifications for updates since I never notice that there is one for a game until I try to run it.

Edit: and I have 60+ games on my EmuNAND, so it's pretty hard to notice there's an update unless I check every game every day. (though Nintendo does send out emails for every Smash update since they add new DLC, so I guess I have no excuse there)

 

[teampleb]

Yes, that's the same as not being able to sell your own games or needing to have a Kinect connected everyday to the Internet watching you...

The XB1 drm required your console to be connected to the internet to play the games. This requires internet to update before you can play.

 

[Garcia98]

The XB1 drm required your console to be connected to the internet to play the games. This requires internet to update before you can play.

But it is just a single update, not an update everytime before you want to play

 

[ringo1206]

Mod close this please.

I think we can agree on this, lol.

 

[teampleb]

But it is just a single update, not an update everytime before you want to play

I never said it was. I just said people weren't going to like the new DRM like they didn't on XB1. They both rely on internet.

 

[foreveryang]

holy shit i just realized no homebrew means no 3dscontroller rip me

 

[teampleb]

holy shit i just realized no homebrew means no 3dscontroller rip me

Guys please: STOP BEING SO OVERDRAMATIC. THERE WILL STILL BE HOMEBREW UNLESS THEY PATCH GSPWN. WHICH IS EXTREMELY UNLIKEY.