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Here's a list of homebrew titles from titledb.com that was recorded back in April 12, 2018.

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Also found was Google searching "titledb.com" related results,

• http://ryuzaki-mrl.github.io/3ds/homebrew/

which lead to:

• https://www.nintendomax.com/viewforum.php?f=132

This forum has fair record keeping of notable releases.

Edit - Added additional titles now at the end of the spreadsheet. These are the ones released after April.

 

well i hope it comes back, and obviously, with better moderation so this doesn't happen.

 

https://gbatemp.net/threads/titledb-replacement.528002/

 

There were also a bunch of 3DS games in there too (most were in Japanese), like MK7, Luigi's Mansion and whatnot

 

Would delete, if there was a way without being a mod. Bottom line is that updates from Nintendo in 11.8 (and on server side, so downgrading your 3DS won't help), broke freeshop, CIAngel, and the like... titledb went down with it. Dunno for sure if it just quit working because of the update or if it was some sort of DMCA thing (which would make sense with both roms and illegal hacks of roms being uploaded...)

And before anyone tries to get smart, yes, rom hacks are illegal because they still contain copyrighted code.

 

Well, that's pretty sad to hear. But I can see why he has made this decision. If someone was to remake TitleDB, maybe make it so a piece of homebrew has to *first* be confirmed by a moderator then it will be listed. Anyway, lets get an F in the chat.

 

IDK personally I like this one more: haxx.guide

Unfortunately the database is smaller, but still.

 

This is a static clone of titleDB and a slightly different GUI.

It does not work with FBI, it manages additions through Google Forms of all things, hosts flagbrew executables and in general is a messy unautomated junk.

Also autoplaying sound on a webpage is enough to make me condemn the creator to a very specific hell.

I'd recommend using tinyDB instead, there's zero reason to use the one you linked.

 

haxx.guide has a nicer GUI than TinyDB. It is alphabetically order, has a balanced color scheme, and keeps the QR codes separate from the SMDH icons. To me, seeing all those QR boxes laid out like that is quite messy, like Trypophobia-lite. Also, the icons aren't stretched/degraded, and the URL link https://tinydb.eiphax.tech/ is a mouthful. I suppose the last point is a nonissue with bookmarking, but if you had to recall the two by memory, haxx.guide is easier to remember.

A WIP with growing pains made by someone who's inexperienced in web development. Does his website have flaws? Of course! Could he make it better? Sure thing.

What I'm most surprised is the lack of titles compared to TinyDB and even the last late TitleDB. There are so many niche titles that are missing, and it's not like we don't have a backup list of those somewhere laying around to rebuild from and surpass TitleDB's former glory...

I'm the one who jokingly requested from him that BGM feature. That's harsh man. Grocery stores, Nintendo eShop, and back then freeShop itself, they all had tunes so your visit wouldn't be monotonous. There are worse offenses than auto BGM, and it's not like he couldn't code his page so it's disabled by default. Does your browser not have the ability to disable sound by tab? This is really a minor inconvenience.

Now, I will point out there is a special hell for websites that autoplay new videos and show itself offside when scrolling down the pages. F those.

There's no arguing that the general public would trust the person behind bruteforce seedminer more than a newcomer who hasn't previously established himself. I also mentioned to Multimegamander that he isn't helping his own reputation by being a downer because no one would want to support his project if he doesn't have his mindset clear and set straight.

However, this seems all too familiar like you and paul splitting the freeShop forks. While I hope that no ill will forms between DeadPhoenix8091 and Multimegamander as they veil for succession of the void left behind by TitleDB, it would be rude to support one over the other while outright rejecting or knocking down the one you don't favor. That kind of talk is what forms animosity or unappreciation to those who try to dev. I think you out of all people would know this better than anyone what that leads to.

haxx.guide is indeed lacking on the title count and other departments. However, Multimegamander was the first to take initiative in trying to make a replacement TitleDB 2.0. First doesn't mean much when the goal is long term stability and continual improvements, but first does qualify as "Hey, at least I tried or am trying." Now, if haxx.guide isn't going to be updated or make changes, then yah TinyDB doesn't have competition to keep it on its toes.