Introducing NINJHAX - A Nintendo 3DS Homebrew Exploit!

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No, no, no... don't tell me, ALL sellers on amazon are so damn quick and follow the hacking scene so close. I won't belive that. This news isn't 24h old, they can't act so fast!
I doubt any seller on Amazon or Ebay follows the 3DS hacking scene. What they do see, though, is increased demand for that one item and adjusting their prices accordingly. Just remember the link a couple pages ago where one single Ebay seller sold 40 copies of this game within a couple hours.

Most likely they don't even see that themselves, but use a bot that adjusts prices to demand, like described in this story, where two of these bots run amok.

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Sorry, that Ebay link wasn't here, but on Reddit. Here is what I'm referring to. He sold his complete stock of 45 games in less than two hours.
 
a seller on ebay couldn't sell his copy of cubic ninja for weeks,looking at the current biddings on it he's probably making this expression : :wtf:
 
I was lucky and I managed to find a copy of Cubic Ninja online at 365games.co.uk.
Since I ordered it though, they've run out of stock and removed the listing from their site, likewise on their Australian sister site ozgameshop.com.
It was only £14.50.
 
Well, anyway, as usual, GBAtemp.net will not condone sharing of the ROM for this title. And also, please again note that the exploit is not capable of launching 3DS ROMs! According to smealum himself, the exploited title will work with both the eShop and Retail version, but the eShop version is only good for the Japanese copy. The actual explanation and details of the exploit and how to activate it will be revealed in a few days, so get excited!​

I'm finding it a bit hard to believe that the exploit cannot launch 3DS games. It seems we have full access to the kernel, and can even run our own arbitrary code. How could this not mean we can run 3DS games once the appropriate homebrew apps are released?
 
I'm finding it a bit hard to believe that the exploit cannot launch 3DS games. It seems we have full access to the kernel, and can even run our own arbitrary code. How could this not mean we can run 3DS games once the appropriate homebrew apps are released?

Smea doesn't want complaints from Nintendo about pirating games. He won't do that, but other developers will wirte software that can launch 3DS roms.
 
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