Hacking Can I use an R4 flashcard and the Nintendo services (E-shop) without risk of ban or brick?

[Tecnicinismo]

So I got a "New" 2DS XL and also an R4 flashcard, latest version.

I updated my console and I've been buying some games from the e-shop as well as having some phisical ones for 3DS system.

My question is if there's any risk of being Banned from using any online functions on other 3DS games or if there's any risk of brick to your console.

I'm not planning on hacking the console honestly.

I mainly just want it to play some DS single player games like Phoenix Wright and Phantom Hourglass.

 

[Shadow#1]

So I got a "New" 2DS XL and also an R4 flashcard, latest version.

I updated my console and I've been buying some games from the e-shop as well as having some phisical ones for 3DS system.

My question is if there's any risk of being Banned from using any online functions on other 3DS games or if there's any risk of brick to your console.

I'm not planning on hacking the console honestly.

I mainly just want it to play some DS single player games like Phoenix Wright and Phantom Hourglass.

Nope

 

[Tecnicinismo]

Nope

Even if, in a future, Nintendo releases another update for the 3DS software?

You're telling me there isn't a single precaution when using an R4 flashcard on a console that's constantly using online services as buying games or playing with friends?

 

[x65943]

Even if, in a future, Nintendo releases another update for the 3DS software?

You're telling me there isn't a single precaution when using an R4 flashcard on a console that's constantly using online services as buying games or playing with friends?

Flashcards have existed since the beginning of the 3ds, and they work by tricking the 3ds into thinking it is playing a DS game.

If the 3ds legitimately thinks it is handling a DS game how could there be risk?

Nintendo doesn't even ban you for pirating the entire 3ds library, so no way they do it over a DS flash cartridge the system cannot even discern from a real DS cartridge.

There is zero risk. Besides this the 3ds will probably not get any more major updates.

 

[Tecnicinismo]

Flashcards have existed since the beginning of the 3ds, and they work by tricking the 3ds into thinking it is playing a DS game.

If the 3ds legitimately thinks it is handling a DS game how could there be risk?

Nintendo doesn't even ban you for pirating the entire 3ds library, so no way they do it over a DS flash cartridge the system cannot even discern from a real DS cartridge.

There is zero risk. Besides this the 3ds will probably not get any more major updates.

Thanks for such a complete response. I guess that is easier that the R4 itself stops working before Nintendo bans me from their store then.