Hacking DSTWO new 3D flashcard to support 3D roms

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jamesbox

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1. It is another card named DSTWO Plus;

2. One card to rum 3ds roms, no need 2 cards;

3. Maybe you need 4.1-4.5 3ds consoles;

Keep updating here ......
 

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The information's in the Chinese supercard forum. So far the admin there has revealed only these bits on info out.
 

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Not even gonna waste my breath with this one.

Just gonna....
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Any source/link to the devs acknowledging this? If this turns out to be real, and works on all firmwares, i'm sold.
 

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I would kill for a DSTWO card that you can put GBA.SNES.DS.3DS games and supports a 128 GB sd card.... KILL
 
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