Hacking MT-card(maybe the first 3ds multi-rom flash card)

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lol, of course everything will be software based, what we are yet to see is how GW's version of multirom works. Gateway lost their chance when they decided not to release a teaser video for multirom and card2 games support, now some people are speculating about GW copying features of this cart.
card2 games support ? what is it ?
 
MT-card team tried to hide the name and address on their picture using some flashcarts?
It took me a minute to find real name/address/phone number/job of the person mentioned on it. It wasn't really hidden.

It's not very professional to display client's coordinates on their website's portal.
 
Yup, basically showing the addresses where the review samples are being sent lol

It will probably use software-based multirom support, and leave their hardware as it is, by that proving MT-card has got some original ideas. Although "FULLY updatable" can mean two things, I don't think they will let us add a USB port and a button.

It means updating the internal firmware inside the red card, probably needs the info for filesystem etc as atm its just reading an image as a retail cart, probably put something on the sd and have a new option in gui to update it, button isnt a deal breaker, could easy just implement button combos to hotswap games
 
Yup, basically showing the addresses where the review samples are being sent lol



It means updating the internal firmware inside the red card, probably needs the info for filesystem etc as atm its just reading an image as a retail cart, probably put something on the sd and have a new option in gui to update it, button isnt a deal breaker, could easy just implement button combos to hotswap games

Yes, that's how they will probably do it. But I'd rather have a simple button than having to remember and put in a certain combination of buttons, I even doubt something like that is possible. If all the features of this card (multirom w/ button, usb port, saving, nand saving, save editor) turn out to be real then it isn't a gateway clone, and I'll gladly buy it.
 
Yes, that's how they will probably do it. But I'd rather have a simple button than having to remember and put in a certain combination of buttons, I even doubt something like that is possible. If all the features of this card (multirom w/ button, usb port, saving, nand saving, save editor) turn out to be real then it isn't a gateway clone, and I'll gladly buy it.

Save editor?
 
Yes, that's how they will probably do it. But I'd rather have a simple button than having to remember and put in a certain combination of buttons, I even doubt something like that is possible. If all the features of this card (multirom w/ button, usb port, saving, nand saving, save editor) turn out to be real then it isn't a gateway clone, and I'll gladly buy it.
None of that stuff guarantees it isn't a GW clone, as all of it is included in the 2.0 release of Gateway's firmware. And the "hard memorization" will likely consist of holding one button and pressing another.
 
Save editor?
From their site:
5) Support SaveEditor, NAND-emulate and Card-dump soon.
I don't know what it is, but it sounds cool. Oh, and also the card dumper.
None of that stuff guarantees it isn't a GW clone, as all of it is included in the 2.0 release of Gateway's firmware. And the "hard memorization" will likely consist of holding one button and pressing another.
Maybe, but still I don't know how they could program that in. And by not being a clone, I mean, it has features gateway didn't talk about, would work on after 2.0 is done, or will implement in a completely different way. However the firmware is apparently half-stolen.
 
So, Gateway posts an update to their website saying they will release their new firmware soon, and list nearly all the features mt-card has promised us. The next day (today), mt-card says their product will be available tomorrow, but that it will get the features gateway doesn't have in 2.0 "soon via USB upgrade".
 
The card is not released yet and they are already asking for a USB upgrade. I think that's pretty much marketing suicide.
 
Because when people have an MT-card and the firmware is not released, it pretty much makes the entire card useless.

Who said it won't come w/ a fw?
They're just stating that they'll update the FPGA later through the USB port to add features.
 

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