To me, smart companies will only release their cart AFTER the update of the eShop and browser, even if they have managed to hack the 3DS in 3DS mode long ago.
Patience is virtue... huh?
Patience is virtue... huh?
DS mode should be relatively easy to 'hack' on the 3DS.Rukia-san said:Costello said:the Acekard Team has replied to my email saying that they have managed to run the Acekard 2i on the 3DS.
They said they need more testing before they can release anything though.
This is awesome, it is a step toward a 3DS hack.
God! I wasn't expecting something like that to happen so soon tho. Nine. Very Nice
You really think Nintendo would just make the same mistake twice? Nintendo didn't include some features and there's just this random hole in there system. Nintendo is just waiting for flashcard teams to get rid of them in the next update. Nintendo isn't just some new company, they know what they are doing. More than likely Nintendo also has some other plan on their hands like not allowing online play if you don't update or something to force people to have to update.CA519705950 said:Yeah yeah I totally agree.A Gay Little Catboy said:Or it's just a trap so Nintendo can start picking off flashcard teams one by one. Nintendo isn't dumb, they know what they are doing and more than likely they left that in there on purpose.AlanJohn said:Nintedo 3DS- Nintendo's worst anti-piracy secured console ever
I'm also guessing they left 'holes' in the DSi and DSi XL to trap flashcart companies and sue their asses, too.
Oh, wait...
A Gay Little Catboy said:Or it's just a trap so Nintendo can start picking off flashcard teams one by one. Nintendo isn't dumb, they know what they are doing and more than likely they left that in there on purpose.AlanJohn said:Nintedo 3DS- Nintendo's worst anti-piracy secured console ever
They already did.A Gay Little Catboy said:You really think Nintendo would just make the same mistake twice?CA519705950 said:Yeah yeah I totally agree.A Gay Little Catboy said:Or it's just a trap so Nintendo can start picking off flashcard teams one by one. Nintendo isn't dumb, they know what they are doing and more than likely they left that in there on purpose.AlanJohn said:Nintedo 3DS- Nintendo's worst anti-piracy secured console ever
I'm also guessing they left 'holes' in the DSi and DSi XL to trap flashcart companies and sue their asses, too.
Oh, wait...
Their only mistake was using the same firmware on the DSi XL. I doubt this news will last very long.CA519705950 said:They already did.A Gay Little Catboy said:You really think Nintendo would just make the same mistake twice?CA519705950 said:Yeah yeah I totally agree.A Gay Little Catboy said:Or it's just a trap so Nintendo can start picking off flashcard teams one by one. Nintendo isn't dumb, they know what they are doing and more than likely they left that in there on purpose.AlanJohn said:Nintedo 3DS- Nintendo's worst anti-piracy secured console ever
I'm also guessing they left 'holes' in the DSi and DSi XL to trap flashcart companies and sue their asses, too.
Oh, wait...
Case dismissed.
AlanJohn said:A Gay Little Catboy said:Or it's just a trap so Nintendo can start picking off flashcard teams one by one. Nintendo isn't dumb, they know what they are doing and more than likely they left that in there on purpose.AlanJohn said:Nintedo 3DS- Nintendo's worst anti-piracy secured console ever
Precisely what I was trying to say. They probably barely increased the DS-mode security on the 3DS outside of another update just like they do in the DSi firmware.flamingo24 said:The 3DS is backwards compatible with the DS and therefore accepts classic DS carts. The DSi firmware updates have proven to be easily circumvented, keeping in mind it still runs in DS mode. We have yet to see a DSi mode flash linker or for that matter a 3DS flash linker. With this in mind I'm really not all that surprised from the current development. Nintendo's AP goal is to protect 3DS games as they phase out the DS in favor of 3DS as was done with the GBA when the DS was released. I guess only time will tell if/when a new generation of flash linkers for the 3DS will see the light.
Just like your only mistake is presuming that you know how this works.A Gay Little Catboy said:Their only mistake was using the same firmware on the DSi XL. I doubt this news will last very long.
That's a very 2 Dimensional way of thinking (No pun intended). If people can run DSi flashcarts on the 3DS, then they will flock to it. Moreover, if people know DSi flashcarts will work on the 3DS, they will think a 3DS flashcart is soon coming. Because of this, it's actually good for Nintendo as more likely than not going to make more 3DS sales than was originally planned. Moreover, there will be those who realize this isn't true, and will buy DS' to play flashcarts because they can't play them on the 3DS.MeritsAlone said:Well, this is in some ways positive and negative, positive for pirates, negative for Nintendo.
Im guessing they will try to stop these flashcarts as much as possible in the start and later on they will just become lazy and maybe release a patch for them once per four-five months.
Well, I bet they even OWN flashcarts to test if they are working on the OS or not.fishykipper said:not sure if this has already been posted, theres 11 pages and i dont fancy an epic read right now.
but Nintendo is fully aware what the flashcards teams are up to. which is exactly why a world wide update is scheduled for May. So the teams are working away hard now trying to crack the software, which dont get me wrong is excellent. But they might as well wait for May right? and crack it then, Plus, the video just shows normal NDS games.....! Might as well just stick to a DS right. Can 3DS games even be dumped? have they been dumped yet?
Completely agree, it makes sense that Nintendo would want the majority of people who own the DS to upgrade to the 3DS even if they are using flash carts.mrp73 said:Can we please look at the 3DS as 2 complete systems in 1 package. It's a DS & a 3DS in one. Getting the 3DS to play DS Flashcarts is not in my opinion a hack. In fact I think it's a win/win here. I'm sure Nintendo has told its developers that it's biggest efforts are going to be futureproofing their system by concentrating their security efforts on the 3DS side of things. IF they could have beefed up the security for the DS side then it would have already happened on current gen systems. The reason I say win/win is they know that the DS's vulnerabilities would be overcome quickly by flashcart makers. They also realize that by doing so they will sell buttloads more 3DS's to people knowing they can port their cards over. This way they can tell the developers the staggering number of 3DS's sold is more reason to develop 3DS games. I am certain they have already warned all developers that this was likely going to happen to DS mode and happen very quickly.