its the system I grew up with and I loved watching as the homebrew scene for it grew.why?
Although it takes a long time to follow, It's a thoroughly enjoyable trip to see the progression from "unhackable" to "100% hacked". I still remember when the Gateway flashcard was released and people were going nuts over the possibility of playing backups. The early implementation was one game per microSD card. Those were the days!
Still waiting, hasn't been out yet. Lol.I wonder at how much % Crown 3DS currently is
rxTools is what I used to mod my 3DS with CFW before Luma3DS was big.I remember when someone modified the gateway menu and you could downgrade to 4.5 from 9.2 but 4,5 was finnicky so it would take sometimes like 3 or 4 tries to get to emunand (you couldn't use sysnand to play games) Rx-tools! such memories
For me, those days were the PSP homebrew scene around 2006. Using Devhook on firmware 1.5 to play backups over USB and all the amazing emulators too.those were the days
Until they released an update with brick code and glitches in the clone detection code bricked a small number of 3DSs running genuine Gateway hardware.In the early days, "Gateway" was seen as this underground cools devs who are helping the scene. Because they so kind.
Until they released an update with brick code and glitches in the clone detection code bricked a small number of 3DSs running genuine Gateway hardware.
Same, not just in terms of hacking but just in general. Idk it gives me this warm feeling inside, dunno what it is ¯\_(ツ)_/¯it holds a special place in my heart