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plasma
plasma
then while you can, run. run far away and never look back. the 3ds scene is....despicable
Matthew Doyle
Matthew Doyle
That is your opinion. :p

I myself haven't had a chance to be a part of the 3ds hacking scene. I was a part of the psp hacking scene but don't really bother with that anymore.

That being said, I'm hoping I can learn a few new things about exploits used.
plasma
plasma
Oh dont get me wrong I love my 3DS, but it has been taken over by morons who dont understand the concept of 'no cia installer for 9.3+' and ask pointless questions about it. The 3DS scene is diabolical, ask anyone who frequents there. Theyll say the same thing :p
Matthew Doyle
Matthew Doyle
I'll be honest, I don't know what the cia installer is. But if I have any problems, I usually try to look into it before asking questions.

I'm sorry if I sounded rude in my last message. Thanks for letting me know about how most people react, I hope to learn more out of this :)
plasma
plasma
Its fine! Just a pre-warning so you dont become a part of the 3DS Scene infection. A CIA installer is used to install .cia files onto a 9.2 or lower 3DS system. They are roms that are installed to the 3DS, and appear on the home menu, akin to say downloading one from the eShop
Matthew Doyle
Matthew Doyle
Ahh, so it is similar to cydia for IOS? That's the way it sounds anyway.
plasma
plasma
Yeah, but you need to have a 3DS on 9.2 or lower.
Matthew Doyle
Matthew Doyle
Well, it's too late for that :p

I'm stuck on 10.1.0-27U. I was notified by a friend on twitter that these hacks exist without the use of flash carts.

So I was pretty excited to try it out.
plasma
plasma
Homebrew does, but Custom Firmwares (rxTools etc) do not.
Matthew Doyle
Matthew Doyle
Ohh, I already had a feeling about that. I didn't imagine you could get 3ds roms or other crazy tools like that.

I imagine because it's more based on user exploits that it wouldn't have the same capability as someone who has control of the whole system level