Homebrew Local Wireless Play over Wifi?

[Banamy]

I was just wondering if this would be possible someday.

 

[bendevnull]

EDIT: With the correct bluetooth adapter for the PC, I'm sure it 'could' be possible. Not saying there's any chance of it happening though.

 

[Banamy]

Yes if someone actually cared enough to code it (Unless there are hardware limitations...)

Hmm I wonder if it could be done using hamachi via PC, using ntr to connect to PC.

 

[trashfloozy]

Highly doubtful as of how games are made to play wireless. Maybe if we got a redirect server with EVERY game, along with lobby's, and a way to redirect the wireless play to that, then yes. But who's going to put so much effort to just a near-impossible, time consuming task?

 

[Deleted member 383026]

Highly doubtful as of how games are made to play wireless. Maybe if we got a redirect server with EVERY game, along with lobby's, and a way to redirect the wireless play to that, then yes. But who's going to put so much effort to just a near-impossible, time consuming task?

People do near-impossible and/or time consuming tasks all the time and the best comes out of it.

I'd love to see over WiFi local play happen because some games don't play online but have local like lets say Super Mario Bros 3. Now that would be fun.

 

[UltraArceus3]

EDIT: With the correct bluetooth adapter for the PC, I'm sure it 'could' be possible. Not saying there's any chance of it happening though.

What do you mean? The 3DS doesn't USE Bluetooth to communicate, nor does it even have a Bluetooth Adapter of any kind.

 

[ItsMetaKnight]

It has been tried by multiple developers for the old DS and it turned out to be impossible.

 

[Joom]

EDIT: With the correct bluetooth adapter for the PC, I'm sure it 'could' be possible. Not saying there's any chance of it happening though.

The 3DS uses Ad-hoc, not Bluetooth, which should be simple enough to create a relay for. I'm not sure if the XLink Kai is still worth using, but I used it back in the day to play Ad-hoc PSP games over Wi-Fi.

 

[Dracari]

The 3DS uses Ad-hoc, not Bluetooth, which should be simple enough to create a relay for. I'm not sure if the XLink Kai is still worth using, but I used it back in the day to play Ad-hoc PSP games over Wi-Fi.

Pretty much what Joom has said just. getting around the protocol that nintendo uses between each 3DS is what hampers pretty much trying to make a Ad-Hoc Relay/Xlink Kai Support for the 3DS. (it'd Solve Some of teh banned users problems but not all. )