WiiBricker said:It has never been claimed that the iEVO will have DSiWare ROM support. That was only a hope of a bunch of tempers.Costello said:And finally, the last of the 3 features we were expecting: DSiware ROM support. Well don't hold your breath because that will probably never come.
Pliskron said:This isn't news. This is exactly what TC said on their web site. Exactly what they said in their press release. Is this article for the stupid people who just read the first line of the press release and thought there was a new magic cart. Temp should write a new article titled "Bad news the DSTWO emulators, video player, and iReader really suck." "Bad news the new DSTT firmware is a ripoff". Now I'm not going to buy one of these unless some good things develop around the card but I wish GBATEMP would give the same level of scrutiny to other cards.
Costello said:i have revised the post and stripped out anything that could make idiots complain about a bias or something
i hate you guys for making me do that ...
Costello said:i have revised the post and stripped out anything that could make idiots complain about a bias or something
i hate you guys for making me do that ...
( http://www.cyclopsds.com/cgi-bin/cyclods/engine.pl )QUOTE said:20.12.2010
Owing to shortages of one component used in manufacturing the iEVO cartridge, manufacturing has been delayed by about a month, meaning that shipments of the product will first be shipped second week January. We apologize to resellers and customers alike, however this is beyond our control.
Due to an internal miscommunication, we initially erroneously announced that our product in relation to DSi mode homebrew supported access to the DSi internal SD slot. We quickly amended the news post on our website after the posting, to clarify the features list. Regardless, access to the CycloDS iEVO MicroSD slot is obviously available to homebrew software.
In respect of DSi-enhanced ROM support which we promised for future release. Our team has been working hard to implement this feature to reward our loyal customers for their patience and support. We hope to please our users by announcing that BETA support is now in place for properly dumped DSi-enhanced ROM’s and this will be available ON RELEASE of the iEVO (for USA and European consoles). We will continue to improve and support DSi-enhanced ROM’s in the future and of course DSi mode support will be enabled in future iEVO firmwares for remaining regions of DSi consoles. We have seen mention of DSiWare ROM support. We are currently investigating this and hope to be able to support this feature in the future.
We hope that in future, review sites will seek clarification from us before posting unconfirmed news, to avoid confusion and to help protect the reputation of their site. Samples for review and homebrew developers are now being assembled and we will ship before general release to the public!
GH0ST said:( http://www.cyclopsds.com/cgi-bin/cyclods/engine.pl )QUOTE said:20.12.2010
Owing to shortages of one component used in manufacturing the iEVO cartridge, manufacturing has been delayed by about a month, meaning that shipments of the product will first be shipped second week January. We apologize to resellers and customers alike, however this is beyond our control.
Due to an internal miscommunication, we initially erroneously announced that our product in relation to DSi mode homebrew supported access to the DSi internal SD slot. We quickly amended the news post on our website after the posting, to clarify the features list. Regardless, access to the CycloDS iEVO MicroSD slot is obviously available to homebrew software.
In respect of DSi-enhanced ROM support which we promised for future release. Our team has been working hard to implement this feature to reward our loyal customers for their patience and support. We hope to please our users by announcing that BETA support is now in place for properly dumped DSi-enhanced ROM’s and this will be available ON RELEASE of the iEVO (for USA and European consoles). We will continue to improve and support DSi-enhanced ROM’s in the future and of course DSi mode support will be enabled in future iEVO firmwares for remaining regions of DSi consoles. We have seen mention of DSiWare ROM support. We are currently investigating this and hope to be able to support this feature in the future.
We hope that in future, review sites will seek clarification from us before posting unconfirmed news, to avoid confusion and to help protect the reputation of their site. Samples for review and homebrew developers are now being assembled and we will ship before general release to the public!
European DSi = Australian DSiEon-Rider said:Not that I was planning on getting one but it supposedly doesn't work on Australian DSi either?
I have to highly agree with this. I expect far more from gbatemp. The Cyclo Website, in there clerification post, called gbatemp out on this too.Pliskron said:This is a very poorly written article and factually inaccurate.
QUOTE said:We quickly amended the news post on our website after the posting, to clarify the features list.
Well I wonder why Costello never called out the DSTWO for making a crap emulator that runs at 10 fps and a e Reader that doesn't work. Seemed like temp was all set to hype a really carp product in that case and many other like it so I'll take the word of TC on this one.RoMee said:I rather take costello's word over TC
TC have clearly showed how incompetent they are
can't maintain a forum, can't maintain a website, can properly update their cart
flip flopping on features and release dates
QUOTE said:We quickly amended the news post on our website after the posting, to clarify the features list.
Don't matter how much hype fanboys put on this, most people lost interest, and by the time this cart becomes available to other people (china, japan, etc) most people would have moved on
How do you know? Are you a clairvoyant or something?RoMee said:Don't matter how much hype fanboys put on this, most people lost interest