Meanwhile, on gateway's website; a warning appears!
"PS: We have noticed some serious and dangerous flaws in an unofficial Gateway emulation plugin,
and we strongly urge to cease using this plugin and only use GENUINE Gateway! You have been warned!"
I still think if the users combine two products together intentionally, ( both breaking warranties. ) despite warnings, it's the user's fault. Now, I know reading isn't the most fun/popular thing ever, but this hacking in general is guaranteed to cause system damage if used improperly. So, if the user dives in and just uses stuff, then gets a bricked console, even if team Gateway intentionally placed bricking code in it, it's kind of their right because it's their software. If you wish to play DS games via flashcart, ( I mean, you must have a Gateway if you got bricked, how else did you use Gateway's software? ) use that little blue card. They didn't include it for nothing. Moral of this story; stop using Gateway and DS2+ together.
"PS: We have noticed some serious and dangerous flaws in an unofficial Gateway emulation plugin,
and we strongly urge to cease using this plugin and only use GENUINE Gateway! You have been warned!"
I still think if the users combine two products together intentionally, ( both breaking warranties. ) despite warnings, it's the user's fault. Now, I know reading isn't the most fun/popular thing ever, but this hacking in general is guaranteed to cause system damage if used improperly. So, if the user dives in and just uses stuff, then gets a bricked console, even if team Gateway intentionally placed bricking code in it, it's kind of their right because it's their software. If you wish to play DS games via flashcart, ( I mean, you must have a Gateway if you got bricked, how else did you use Gateway's software? ) use that little blue card. They didn't include it for nothing. Moral of this story; stop using Gateway and DS2+ together.