As soon as someone who can dump it, buys it and dumps it.Generally, how much time does it take between a game release (more specifically, Pokémon series, but other games are OK too) and their .3ds release on the internet?
This, .3ds (and crap cia conversions) are usually dumped 2 days before launch due to preorders (hell, Monster Hunter X had over a week of advantage)Shouldn't take long at all for big games like pokemon
This, .3ds (and crap cia conversions) are usually dumped 2 days before launch due to preorders (hell, Monster Hunter X had over a week of advantage)
Titlekeys and thus proper cias, well, can be dumped and leaked in minutes after the official launch, and will take some days to appear on the index website!
I did not say cia is inferior to 3ds, I said cias converted from 3ds are inferior [to ones downloaded directly via titlekeys] as their ticket is completely made up and, if they're of the kind that's not updated with another title but the application is replaced, can't be updated on-consoleWhy are the .cia versions crap? If anything .cia is nicer than .3ds in that you don't have to patch them to properly use the online features of the game.
So titlekeys only matter for .cias?I did not say cia is inferior to 3ds, I said cias converted from 3ds are inferior [to ones downloaded directly via titlekeys] as their ticket is completely made up and, if they're of the kind that's not updated with another title but the application is replaced, can't be updated on-console
I also said that a majority of the stuff available on the download websites has been altered (region free patches, cryptofixing, etc) which too is very undesirable if you're an archivist!
Yep: a .3ds won't have a titlekey, so converting to cia will result in a wrong (random? blank?) titlekey (just like doing the opposite conversion will result in a headerless .3ds)So titlekeys only matter for .cias?