Homebrew Found this video online, is it real?

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ninjahx makes it unusuable, oothax makes it unusuable, supermisterychunkhax makes it unusuable, it's not a news tat an exploit makes a game unusuable
You can still play Cubic Ninja with Ninjhax installed. I just don't think you can do anything with custom levels... Not sure why you'd want to play Cubic Ninja though... It's just a poor man's Super Monkey Ball. Well, I suppose a rich man's after Ninjhax was a thing.
 
ninjahx makes it unusuable, oothax makes it unusuable, supermisterychunkhax makes it unusuable, it's not a news tat an exploit makes a game unusuable
True, but it's Sm4sh. I certainly wouldn't dedicate my Sm4sh cart to running homebrew, I'd rather buy a $20 copy of OoT3D.
 
That's not typically how you'd run Smashbroshax. He either found and developed another entrypoint, or this is fake. Also, why would you want this? Sure, you don't need Linux, compatible hardware, and trial and error, but at least the game is wholly unaffected. But with this revision, the game cannot be played, whatsoever. So I say, stick with modern day Smashbroshax!
 
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Here I am forgetting that Smashax works on N3DS as a standalone

and here I am worried about how I will downgrade when i get a N3DS :P
 
Here I am forgetting that Smashax works on N3DS as a standalone

and here I am worried about how I will downgrade when i get a N3DS :P
I didn't even think of that! That prompts the idea, why is this entry point necessary at all? If you have Smash Bros and a N3DS, Smashbroshax is pretty easy to perform (as long as you have access to Linux in some way shape or form, including boot-able disks), and it's a standalone exploit, no need for another. (And again, Smash is awesome, so why would you want to lose the ability to play it?)

Pros:

1.) No need for Linux or any compatible hardware.
2.) Faster (by a few seconds).
3.) Probably more reliable.

Cons:

1.) Cannot play Smash Bros anymore.
2.) Depends on having access to another entry point.
3.) Makes you look like less of a haxxer.
 
I didn't even think of that! That prompts the idea, why is this entry point necessary at all? If you have Smash Bros and a N3DS, Smashbroshax is pretty easy to perform (as long as you have access to Linux in some way shape or form, including boot-able disks), and it's a standalone exploit, no need for another. (And again, Smash is awesome, so why would you want to lose the ability to play it?)

Pros:

1.) No need for Linux or any compatible hardware.
2.) Faster (by a few seconds).
3.) Probably more reliable.

Cons:

1.) Cannot play Smash Bros anymore.
2.) Depends on having access to another entry point.
3.) Makes you look like less of a haxxer.
I would use Linux Smashax to install this if I could XD (just for downgrading)
After backing up my save ofc
 

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