Does any hackergroup or hacker working to make the 3DS homebrewable or is there not enough interest? Is the 3Ds very safe against hacking? Can anyone tell me something about? For now there are only some little tools listed by 3dbrew.org.
The answer will be clearer in a year or two. Or three. There is no such thing as an unhackable console, it just takes time to actually hack it.
2 years later...
i found a exploit!
first go into the stage builder in SSB 4 delete all the stages insent the sd card. go back go in again the exploit should load the 3ds haxx installer and you cn installer boot3ds the homebrew channel nd 3riiloader
i found a exploit!
first go into the stage builder in SSB 4 delete all the stages insent the sd card. go back go in again the exploit should load the 3ds haxx installer and you cn installer boot3ds the homebrew channel nd 3riiloader
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