At this point you're probably thinking you've seen everything Hoenn could possibly have to offer. You've seen bigger routes, smaller routes, Game Boy Color graphics, difficulty hacks, projects that bring in the entire modern Pokedex. But in all...
It is with a heavy heart that I announce the departure of our beloved Chary from the position of Chief Editor. Chary took over early 2021 and has done a wonderful job over the years, keeping our site and community lively, and managing our...
With unlaunch you can avoid those NAND writes, but yes it normally writes every single time the DSi Menu runs.
There used to be a ton of fear around doing anything at all with NAND because if you messed it up you were done, but now that we've...
NetPass 2.0: Now with SpotPass!
Soru is happy to announce that NetPass 2.0 is out now, which adds support for SpotPass. The main focus here is the delivery of user-generated content via SpotPass, think: Swapdoodle, Tomodachi Life travelers...
On a DSi you don't need a flashcard, you can just install CFW. If you do want a flashcard, the DS Pico is general recommendation now, with ChisFamily store being the recommended seller on AliExpress.
For more details, see...
This tutorial explains how to create a real Extended Banner for a Nintendo 3DS homebrew CIA: a banner containing a rotatable 3D model, an optional looping animation, a screen-facing logo, custom materials, and sound.
The workflow documented here...
That's what YANBF exists for. Both exist because there's tradeoffs either way. This one is faster and has animated icons with 3D DSiWare banners, YANBF can have 300 and has high res static icons and 2D banners. These limitations are inherent to...
Hot on the heels of their NetherSX2 port, @Nagaa is back with another hugely anticipated release: a Switch port of the popular Wii U emulator Cemu. We've got more than just basic game support too, with updates and DLC working, alongside Amiibos...
linfox's a good site, though https://sanrax.github.io/flashcart-guides/ is what I'd recommend. Linfox mostly has the official kernels for carts and doesn't have anything there newer than 2011, for some carts it'll be the same, but sometimes...
The ones listed on GitHub as #79 (for "develop", the main branch) and #80 for "cache-hicode" which I think is the current most popular build. k66 uploaded them a few posts back.