naved.islam14 said:Nice guide, I may use it if I get a 3DS and if I risk using a flashcart on a 3DS.

Haven't heard of anyone yet and seriously doubt they'd do that. Online isn't an important part of the 3DS experience so pirates won't give up piracy completely just to be able to play Mario Kart every now and then, the whole procedure would probably cost Nintendo more money to keep it working including more support calls etc. than what they get back from people suddenly buying legit games. Also, it would lock everyone who doesn't only pirate (people who use flashcarts for homebrews only, to try out games before they buy, or to keep all their games on one cartridge) out from the eStore, so Nintendo would lose quite some money here.nightdrifter said:Posting in a rather useful FAQ.
Really, this helped out quite a lot for information.
There seems to be a lot of bickering over...Not really the part about bricking the 3DS as we confirmed it was just scare tactics to force us to refrain from using flash cards. I'm more concerned about online usage, is it true that using them may cause Nintendo to black list our 3DS and force it from being able to go online? I'm not really asking about if they could, I'm asking if they would do it.
If anyone ended up unable to play online even though they have/had a decent connection that would be helpful.
Antoids said:I'm curious. . . Obviously this couldn't happen before any 3ds roms are dumped, but what stops people from making a fake game with the necessary exploits run like a real game and put that on a cart? I'm sure real Nintendo carts probably have some piece of code in them that marks them as "legit" to the console, but if you had multiple games it couldn't be that hard to watch which memory addresses are called and manipulate them accurately in a fake game.
This is less an OMG POSSIBLE EXPLOIT GUISE and more a "Why doesn't this happen?". Since flash carts exist, this solution seems obvious, to me. So why isn't it possible to design a fake game that instantly causes the right code to run when booted from a cart, once 3DS roms are dumped and the hackers understand the legality checks involved?

You'll have to use AKAIO 1.8.6a.Grink said:how do I get AKAIO to work on the 3ds? i had to change the firmware from AKAIO to the standard acekard one.


Not really. That's what most people do.kepsux said:If Nintendo does decide to block 3DS's that have used a flashcart from using online services that's going to make buying a second hand 3DS pretty obnoxious.
I think he means allot of used 3ds's are gonna be online bannedKirbyBoy said:Not really. That's what most people do.kepsux said:If Nintendo does decide to block 3DS's that have used a flashcart from using online services that's going to make buying a second hand 3DS pretty obnoxious.
Buy one for legit stuff.
Buy one for non-legit stuff.

Oh, I thought me meant it the other way, though I just reread his post and saw "second hand 3ds"Fear Zoa said:I think he means allot of used 3ds's are gonna be online bannedKirbyBoy said:Not really. That's what most people do.kepsux said:If Nintendo does decide to block 3DS's that have used a flashcart from using online services that's going to make buying a second hand 3DS pretty obnoxious.
Buy one for legit stuff.
Buy one for non-legit stuff.
Druba said:If i have a european 3ds does it matter if I order my flashcart from the US or do only european carts work?