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FireGrey said:
i only have 1 response to that: http://www.sdcard.org/developers/tech/sdxc
-another world
i only have 1 response to that: http://www.sdcard.org/developers/tech/sdxc
-another world
ds mode = already cracked - will possibly load up instantly on a 3ds with no update
dsi mode = cracked but the person who did it doesnt want to release info , limited interest in cracking - possibility of loading games of sd card - end of flash cards ...
3ds = alot of interest so more effort then on a dsi we could see something for it in the first year or so
dsi mode = cracked but the person who did it doesnt want to release info , limited interest in cracking - possibility of loading games of sd card - end of flash cards ...
3ds = alot of interest so more effort then on a dsi we could see something for it in the first year or so
Well of course people have enough to buy them but they'll be too expensive, like if you saw Water-in-a-Can for $50 at the shops would you buy it, it just isn't worth it..._Chaz_ said:
The PS3 has shown us that it's possible to make a system that doesn't get hacked in the first few years.
I'll be interested to see how the 3DS goes in the anti-piracy stakes.
The fact that some highly anticipated games are being developed for it gives more incentive for it to be hacked than the DSi, so it wouldn't surprise me if some sort of piracy for it came around pretty quickly.
I'll be buying a 3Ds as soon as they are available simply because of the cool new hardware. 3D screen, 3D camera...
I'll be interested to see how the 3DS goes in the anti-piracy stakes.
The fact that some highly anticipated games are being developed for it gives more incentive for it to be hacked than the DSi, so it wouldn't surprise me if some sort of piracy for it came around pretty quickly.
I'll be buying a 3Ds as soon as they are available simply because of the cool new hardware. 3D screen, 3D camera...
QUOTE said:
... except it'll probably be cheaper to buy one of them than 2 new 3DS games, and they would hold what, like 15 games? people are too cheap when it comes to flashcarts, they still save money.
(sorry for off topic ish ness)
To be fair, in 2006 a 2GB MicroSD card cost about 100 dollars (yeah yeah, I'm using wikipedia as a sourceGnargle said:
MicroSDXC? Guys, don't count on it. Flash prices just have not been falling like we thought they would...
Regular 64GB SDXC cards are costing at lowest around $220 now, and a 32GB MicroSD is $200. The low end 64GB MicroSDXC cards, assuming they are out at the end of the year, will probably be around or above those price points.
That said, you will probably be able to get by with a regular 32GB card. These games will be 1-2GB, and probably later on we will see a small number of high budget games coming out on 4GB cards. But many games that come out on 2GB cards may actually only be using, say, 1.5GB of that space.
Regular 64GB SDXC cards are costing at lowest around $220 now, and a 32GB MicroSD is $200. The low end 64GB MicroSDXC cards, assuming they are out at the end of the year, will probably be around or above those price points.
That said, you will probably be able to get by with a regular 32GB card. These games will be 1-2GB, and probably later on we will see a small number of high budget games coming out on 4GB cards. But many games that come out on 2GB cards may actually only be using, say, 1.5GB of that space.
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Honestly, I'm going to be buying most of my games, so it's not a problem for me. Sure, I like to test games before I buy them, but I can deal with not being able to.
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Another World said:
Which apparently couldn't have caused much of an upset... 'cuz nobody cares. There's not enough to gain by cracking the DSi that can't be done with the current range of DSi flashcarts. If he has a crack and doesn't want to release it, then it's probably because the only possible use of a DSi mode crack would be to encourage piracy.
I doubt someone would hold back with a 3DS crack, though, considering the entire scene would cease to exist without one.
If there's so much that most of us don't know about the goings on, though, I'm open to a source of this mysterious information.
Like Sony with PS3 sales.adgloride said:
Oh wait.
Quite frankly seeing how big the Nintendo brand name is, they could easily do well. They do well as it is on games sales.
I don't see a problem here.
Look at the iPhone. Apple has best people working on the protection of their devices' firmwares - and still even a child of 8 can jailbreak every Apple portable device.
The thing that drives hacking is interest in the platform. Millions of people go crazy over the Iphone - cracked! iPad - cracked in days. Not to mention the Wii and the 360.
The only reason I see the PS3 isn't hacked is it's launch. There were almost no good exclusives in 2006 - so the initial momentum was lost, Sony took their time to improve the protection. When Dark Alex quit, he said the PSP protection went like 90% up since launch, and that they were still using some exploits they found in early firmwares.
Now, the Wii was hacked quickly because of the interest in motion gaming. X360- because of its early launch and interest in next-gen graphics. The PSP - because it had mind-blowing game quality, DS- because of the great library.
The only reason of the Dsi is not hacked is the lack of interest, Sure, DsiWare has some good titles - but they are not killer apps. If it was a full-blown Mario or Zelda game, the situation would have changed rapidly, I'm pretty sure. As for SD-loading... come on, the flashcarts are really cheap, no need to bother. Speaking of cheapness, the DsiWare's also pretty cheap, 10 bucks at best, again. no need to bother.
As for 3DS, the interest will be over-the-top. The initial line-up is great. So people will be trying their best to hack it. Having a very good start of the backward compatibility - the very same way it all started on the DS.
And finally, we don't really know, HOW sophisticated the protection will be. It's only natural Nintendo is saying it's so great, you don't expect them to be inviting people to hack their latest machine, do you?
Look at the iPhone. Apple has best people working on the protection of their devices' firmwares - and still even a child of 8 can jailbreak every Apple portable device.
The thing that drives hacking is interest in the platform. Millions of people go crazy over the Iphone - cracked! iPad - cracked in days. Not to mention the Wii and the 360.
The only reason I see the PS3 isn't hacked is it's launch. There were almost no good exclusives in 2006 - so the initial momentum was lost, Sony took their time to improve the protection. When Dark Alex quit, he said the PSP protection went like 90% up since launch, and that they were still using some exploits they found in early firmwares.
Now, the Wii was hacked quickly because of the interest in motion gaming. X360- because of its early launch and interest in next-gen graphics. The PSP - because it had mind-blowing game quality, DS- because of the great library.
The only reason of the Dsi is not hacked is the lack of interest, Sure, DsiWare has some good titles - but they are not killer apps. If it was a full-blown Mario or Zelda game, the situation would have changed rapidly, I'm pretty sure. As for SD-loading... come on, the flashcarts are really cheap, no need to bother. Speaking of cheapness, the DsiWare's also pretty cheap, 10 bucks at best, again. no need to bother.
As for 3DS, the interest will be over-the-top. The initial line-up is great. So people will be trying their best to hack it. Having a very good start of the backward compatibility - the very same way it all started on the DS.
And finally, we don't really know, HOW sophisticated the protection will be. It's only natural Nintendo is saying it's so great, you don't expect them to be inviting people to hack their latest machine, do you?
Using tools an actual hacker made.ibis_87 said:
We're talking actual hackers here, not script kiddies.
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