doombringer said:Pong20302000 said:
OMG 3 games in a few hour...
tomorrow i think more game dump are coming..
The DS lite is on. If you look carefully, you can just about make out the "home screen" thing that appears when you turn on the DS lite.KuRensan said:
The PCB just looks like a connection board. And the "rainbow wires" are just a logic analyzer, which shouldn't be necessary in the dumping process.hergipotter said:
To put it simply... It's rare to see Greek people in forums... generaly any English speaking forums... So it's a way of saying: "Hey there" to our dear Greeks8BitWalugi said:
Yeah, the PCB looks like it's basically there to physically mount the cartridge and split the I/O lines. The FPGA probably does a lot of the work, whether they're just sniffing the line or actually trying to talk to it. The logic analyzer might be for debugging purposes.raulpica said:
Yup.. seems like a video, and there is no way such a stable emulator exists so early.heartgold said:
I think this is why they are just now showing this to us . This way, it gives Nintendo very little time to make fixes.xile6 said:
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You can't do that. ROM stands for "Readable Only Memory", that means that you can't erase the game and replace it with another one. In order to do that, the 3DS card should have a EPROM (Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) instead of a ROM, and I highly doubt that.Pong20302000 said:
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