ROM Hack I got an idea . . .

[GreaterDog]

I Just want to be sure if this doesn't exist yet but,
What if you can extract a game inside of your 3ds flashcard and inject a new one.
Would be it possible to do such action.
I mean why buy ninjhax flashcards that cost a lot when you can just inject the game into a 3ds flashcard
Would it be amazing ?

Express yourself down below.

 

[Deleted member 373057]

ROMs are Read-only Memory.
Like a constant, once defined and assigned a value, it cannot be changed again, only read.
Otherwise, your idea would have already been achieved.

 

[GreaterDog]

ROMs are Read-only Memory.
Like a constant, once defined and assigned a value, it cannot be changed again, only read.
Otherwise, your idea would have already been achieved.

True i just wanted to know if it's possible or not thanks anyways

 

[Sliter]

I wanted this since snes XD (and we have reflash for it, and I'm waiting this for n64 now :B)

 

[GreaterDog]

I wanted this since snes XD (and we have reflash for it, and I'm waiting this for n64 now :B)

dam fr ? looks like someone else had this idea way back before me

 

[Sliter]

yeah .. I really wante dto recycle games that no one want :v I have a lot of stuck n64 carts with me that would be greath to turn into an oot rom hack or something lol

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also I heard that some 3DS games are nand based and you can do it but where mot wanted games like pokemon XY or something? And not sure if can become "any game" or just another nand based one

 

[GreaterDog]

yeah .. I really wante dto recycle games that no one want :v I have a lot of stuck n64 carts with me that would be greath to turn into an oot rom hack or something lol

all i got of old is 5 ds and a gameboy . OH also a gamecube

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yeah .. I really wante dto recycle games that no one want :v I have a lot of stuck n64 carts with me that would be greath to turn into an oot rom hack or something lol

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also I heard that some 3DS games are nand based and you can do it but where mot wanted games like pokemon XY or something? And not sure if can become "any game" or just another nand based one

Thanks for the info

 

[Sliter]

gameboy is possible if you switch the rom chip, maybe DS too?
GC no way since it's a disc XD

 

[GreaterDog]

gameboy is possible if you switch the rom chip, maybe DS too?
GC no way since it's a disc XD

^ so basically your the old console wiki

 

[mgrev]

ROMs are Read-only Memory.
Like a constant, once defined and assigned a value, it cannot be changed again, only read.
Otherwise, your idea would have already been achieved.

yeah this.

(also why do we call them custom ROMs on android when we can r/w them?)

 

[Sliter]

^ so basically your the old console wiki

nah I'm just curious and I'm sharing what I know :B as I told you, I also wanted to do that xD

 

[GreaterDog]

nah I'm just curious and I'm sharing what I know :B as I told you, I also wanted to do that xD

Oh Thanks But What About Helpin Me With This CHMM2 That Keep On Having The Error 44 because i didnt put my CHMM2 Localization Folder on the root . when i really did

 

[Sliter]

Oh Thanks But What About Helpin Me With This CHMM2 That Keep On Having The Error 44 because i didnt put my CHMM2 Localization Folder on the root . when i really did

check the name? this I don't know because I never used much XD

 

[GreaterDog]

check the name? this I don't know because I never used much XD

will do

 

[Ryccardo]

I have an idea: clicking on "idea" topics is generally a bad idea

also I heard that some 3DS games are nand based and you can do it but where mot wanted games like pokemon XY or something?

Yes, card2 games are on a fully rewritable nand chip (there's some write protection but I've heard of someone bricking their Pokemon game while developing some save tool, iirc -- nobody cared enough to actually program them to something meaningful)

(also why do we call them custom ROMs on android when we can r/w them?)

Historical reasons. Most so-called PDAs around the start of the millennium had no flash memory, the operating system was on a real rom, and ram was partitioned between area actually usable by programs and file storage.
This is also why some people call a factory reset a "hard reset" -- just remove power to get back to how it was in the box!