I wonder if gateway has any plans to release a new card that combines the ability of sky3ds and gateway in one but no 10 game limit. I'd buy that day 1 because they've done well proving themselves.
Unless there's something in the new workaround/exploit that'd prevent it - they/someone will find a way sooner or later.
well the new cards simply emulate a retail card, there is no exploit to back them up.....the majority/all of gateway features rely on the kernel exploit that only works on 4.x, so unless a new 9.x kernel exploit is found the best people can hope for is a gateway branded version of sky3ds that doesn't have the 10 game limit, but you would still be region locked and not be able to run any modded games/eshop games
At this point there's only one thing that I dislike about that prospect. Which is that Rune Factory 4 doesn't have an EU release and will be an eshop title.
*sigh* Ah well...
Then again, a matter of time. I'm sure that by the time I'd work through the existing library a new solution will present itself.
*sigh* Ah well...
Then again, a matter of time. I'm sure that by the time I'd work through the existing library a new solution will present itself.
Right now, it seems that if it is a physical/technical limit, then it is one by choice - not by necessity.
Based on what others have mentioned about the chips there should be valid alternatives that could do the job.
That said, there is no definitive proof that its a physical limit and there have been claims that it is possible to 'clear' the list and start over with 10 new games.
I guess time will tell once more definitive information/proof becomes available.
Based on what others have mentioned about the chips there should be valid alternatives that could do the job.
That said, there is no definitive proof that its a physical limit and there have been claims that it is possible to 'clear' the list and start over with 10 new games.
I guess time will tell once more definitive information/proof becomes available.
oh thanks for the answers, i guess this mean we should see a clone or something without the 10 game limit soon. i dont know much about this kind of thing but i thought there might be some kind of limit that need a non rewritable read only memory to bypass 3DS security
Well as some have pointed out - this is technically possible (again, no definitive proof either way), and could theoretically be worked around by using different hardware internally for the 'clone' card.
That was said in pure speculation however, purely based on their knowledge with the hardware - but lacking the facts on the internal workings of SKY3DS' functional workings.
Its still up in the air with no clear answer either way.
I got my sky3ds yesterday in the mail I can confirm it works on my 3ds xl. I wanted to know if I buy a (NEW model) 3ds from australia it will play EUR roms correct? I want to make sure before I import one
3DS' are regionlocked - this should also count for the New 3DS.
So no, that should not work.
Apparently it does work, see > http://www.videogamer.com/news/aust...les_will_play_uk_games_confirms_nintendo.html
Isn't Australia part of the Europe region?
I could be wrong, but if Australia uses PAL: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PAL_region
Why can't someone use Sky3DS with PAL restricted roms on an Australia 3DS? It seems to fall within the region lock.
EDIT: Missed the confirmation there, my bad.
I could be wrong, but if Australia uses PAL: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PAL_region
Why can't someone use Sky3DS with PAL restricted roms on an Australia 3DS? It seems to fall within the region lock.
EDIT: Missed the confirmation there, my bad.
Nintendo would probably be breaking some compatibility, or adding a big workload in accounting for a fixing that compatibility, if they started treating Oz N3DS as a seperate region to EU when they've been treated as 99% identical up until now.
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Thanks just needed to know before I buy. I figured it was PAL but I wanted to make sure
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