Hacking Discussion Team Xecuter Switch SX
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Sorry if I disagree. It just allows loading commercial games. Helping the scene is releasing vulnerabilities, keys, making public the schematics for that piece of hardware that they are using. Things like that. This prevents ease of access and avoids making people to ask themselves how things work, and how can they give it a new use.
Last edited by realjumy,
It looked pretty easy to me...
Nobody is forced to pay these guys, they are manufacturing something portable and physical and there are costs involved in that, if they want to profit on something morally questionable, well, that's capitalism folks there's far more morally questionable profit making businesses out there to give a shit about instead of caring about 'video game morals'.
But that's not what this is about, the claim is that this will kill the scene and the homebrew developers and I don't understand for one second how that could possibly be a result.
Well, we don't know that. We have one trailer to go off of.
You're a shill too, Cearp! /s
Btw, this is capitalism. Let the games begin!
Back in the 3DS scene the Gateway3DS card literally started the hacking wave.
You clearly have no idea of what you are talking about.
Back in the 3DS scene the Gateway3DS card literally started the hacking wave.
You are missing a really important point when it comes to this kind of things...
And that is ease of access to all users in all firmwares with a user-ready CFW
What does this have to do with this modchip?
Well, you can test whatever homebrew in any firmware rather easily, or test a mod to a certain game, etc., all of this without limitations now.
The possibilities are endless, and unless Atmosphere gets released soon enough, this is the best bet for people who are waiting jump in the wagon all the way.
No more would people have to be limited to 3.0.0 Switches to develop homebrew.
Think what you want about piracy, but any kind of advancement in the Switch scene is a pro towards homebrew, whether you like it or not.
What we were really missing to start that hacking wave in the Switch? In the last month we gained access to almost the entire hardware of the console.
Not saying it isn't easy, I just have zero respect for people who profit off of piracy. Back in the day when flashcards were your only option it was fine, but these days they're just wrapping everything up into a pretty package with a pink ribbon for the leeches that have zero respect for the scene and just want to play their pirated copy of ARMS.
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maybe less circlejerking, this would help the scene
I´m sure someone is going to try to use their loader with any homemade mod, and it is going to brick his/her switch with the malicious code in it.
Mark my words.
Mark my words.
That's a brilliant point, if we could use them to portably boot up Atmosphere or Linux then that would be great.
At the end of the day useability is a massive thing right now with jigs and tethering, I would happily pay for the manufacturing of a decent easy device.
Pre-orders apparantly by end of the week so we'll see how expensive this ends up being.
You are continually missing the point, even though several people have tried to point it out to you.
The example that GW kickstarted the scene is an example. The example of the concept that open source projects can learn from methods of commercial projects.
There needs to be a device that sends the payload. You can't just use a regular cable.
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