So I updated to 10.2 without installing the 10.2 Ironhax exploit, what options do I have to access the HBC so I can install that?
If I think about it: Can I use HANS to insert other games (like Pokemon Fieered) into GBA Virtual Console?
It will use more battery and maybe slowly damage some hardware but it should have no long term effect or even any as it is basically is running in n3ds mode and not under clocking itself when running game that are not n3ds enhanced
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It would not because you aren't actually overclocking it. It was simply underclocked to begin with when playing regular 3DS games.
Then I guess it's better to be safe than sorry...
Overclocking isn't a huge must be anyway
It should be safe like I said since it is not overclocking itself, its just running as normal instead of under clocking itself. The only real danger is you might glitch up your game while running game normally meant for o3ds while running in n3ds mode.
While what you're saying does make sense, It's still not clear unless there is a hardware test
Don't listen to the guy with the tinfoil hat.
It's like owning a top-end gaming rig but only using it to play games on their minimum settings. Turning the game's graphics up isn't going to kill the computer any faster than it normally would.
You'll use more power, yes, but the 3DS isn't going to burn itself into a puddle of plastic because it doesn't operate anywhere near the temperature that a computer does (or even the phones these days: going flat out they can get pretty smokin')
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Probably but there is no real way to tell since the most notable difference is the battery and any other (if there is any)hardware issue wont show up into a lot later.
Out of curiosity, what is the likelihood that Nintendo will somehow patch the eShop spoofer app? It's pretty darn awesome and works well for me (I don't have to use the HANS workaround that others have posted), but I'm curious if there's any likelihood that Nintendo can patch it.
Also hoping we can see some ROM hack tutorials soon or smea offers a way to dump code from a physical cartridge. From my understanding you can only really create hacks if you have a cia build of a game and you're under 9.2, or if you have the cia on your computer with the appropriate tools. I know smealum wishes to discourage piracy, but in my case I can't really see how I can hack the game without doing some form of pirating (since I'd need to the cia to do what I want, I'm stuck with a physical copy, and I'm above 9.2), or nag somebody to death in hopes they'll do the one thing I want them to do.
Also hoping we can see some ROM hack tutorials soon or smea offers a way to dump code from a physical cartridge. From my understanding you can only really create hacks if you have a cia build of a game and you're under 9.2, or if you have the cia on your computer with the appropriate tools. I know smealum wishes to discourage piracy, but in my case I can't really see how I can hack the game without doing some form of pirating (since I'd need to the cia to do what I want, I'm stuck with a physical copy, and I'm above 9.2), or nag somebody to death in hopes they'll do the one thing I want them to do.
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It's not clear?
There isn't any overclocking being done at all. The device is designed to operate at those speeds.
It might require some piracy for now, but the hax doesn't actually enable piracy by playing the downloaded games directly on your 3DS like that.
You could download a rom of whatever game you want and get the romfs file from it for rom hacks, but 2.5 won't allow you to play it unless you bought the game legally.
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what a shame, to have to go back to an OG size battery soon.