everyone needs to take a chill pill and take a business class instead of acting like something nefarious and evil is going on. It's just silly.
There's already been 3 pages of comments that treat this like a business class, with "supply and demand" mentioned a lot. I get that, I took Economics in high school. It's still outrageous in my opinion that a game like that sells for $70 used, when it should be at most $30.
I still remember getting mine for $5 at GameStop after Ninjhax was released 
Okai, so you know how the day Smealum released that cubic ninja was the game for exploitation, prices skyrocketed and N removed it from the eshop? What would have happened had he said Sm4sh? Would N still have removed it and reacted so crazy? xD
yeah... you don't get it
I definitely think it should cost $70 given the state of exploit options, maybe even $100. As the emulators improve and hope of new exploits languish it should probably go up higher.
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that said it might cap at or below the price of a sky3ds if you assume many people interested in homebrew are okay stealing games and therefore would get the CN ROM.
but given that stealing is wrong, I'd pay a premium for a legit copy of CN.
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ITT: Ninjhax success stories.
I don't mean to sound rude, but yes, we get it, you lucked out and managed to snatch a copy of a shovelware title for cheap before word got out that it was an exploitable title. Congratulations.
However - and I realize this isn't necessarily the intent - posting your stories here just makes it seem like you're rubbing it on OP's face, which honestly seems kind of mean.
Anyway.
/end of unnecessary rant
Like I mentioned before, OoT would be your best bet. I really don't recommend getting Smash for hax because let's face it, Smashhax isn't the most polished of entrypoints and you'd have to lug around a laptop with Linux every time you wanted to boot into HBL, which is of course not a very practical solution.
Or if you want to take more drastic measures, sell your 3DS and buy a new one. You might even be able to get one on a firmware under 9.2, which means you get kernel access.
I don't mean to sound rude, but yes, we get it, you lucked out and managed to snatch a copy of a shovelware title for cheap before word got out that it was an exploitable title. Congratulations.
However - and I realize this isn't necessarily the intent - posting your stories here just makes it seem like you're rubbing it on OP's face, which honestly seems kind of mean.
Anyway.
/end of unnecessary rant
Like I mentioned before, OoT would be your best bet. I really don't recommend getting Smash for hax because let's face it, Smashhax isn't the most polished of entrypoints and you'd have to lug around a laptop with Linux every time you wanted to boot into HBL, which is of course not a very practical solution.
Or if you want to take more drastic measures, sell your 3DS and buy a new one. You might even be able to get one on a firmware under 9.2, which means you get kernel access.
Well, i spent 92€( 99,97 $)on my sky3DS back in June because i coudn't find a Cubic ninja card. Now i have themehax with pastaCFW.
yeah... you don't get it
I do get it, I just believe that the price is outrageous. Thinking that makes me "not get it?" Cubic Ninja is a backup plan, but these days free alternatives pop up, and while it takes time to wait for them to come, they do. Even when something is patched, something new rolls around. I can wait for those free alternatives, therefore trying to pay that much for a backup is just absurd to me.
That's what I get.
I would definitely hold onto it as an investment.
Considering I estimated the upper value at around $100... what if the price goes up!? It could! Who knows!
In fact, each time someone in this thread disagrees with me, what I think CN is worth will go up $10 to compensate for the low valuations of people who disagree with me. OUTRAGEOUS RIGHT?! but DAMNIT. I will CONTROL this threads average perceived CN value whether they like it or NOT!
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