"Company means - that they can be shut down"But. They can make it much harder to reverse engineere their firmware. Meaning. If TX now becomes your only firmware source. And they cant keep up with Nintendos releases. At some point you are stuck with a system that might not be able to go online, or play the most current games, and that is DRM protected by a company named TX...
And then TX "vanishes" at which point you have a Switch TX, son.
(And better hope, that you can at least restore an original nand backup.)
Difference to all other CFWs in extistence before: TX's is DRMed and not open source. Company means - that they can be shut
down.
LOL no it doesn't , TX has been around for over a decade
they are obviously beyond the reach of the criminal US empire
and N of japan
like all the other people who have sold wii modchips ,wode's ,DS ,and 3DS flashcarts
there is nothing they can do these "companies" operate far outside the jurisdiction
of Nintendo and there will always be resellers who do also and certainly
website distributing updates that do also
They gone. They sold them all in less than 10 minutes. I tried to buy mine but that was over with
Damn... chill everybody!
Stop beggin' for links.
It' won't be delivered today (not even the OS).
You will have enough time to place an order (4 more weeks)
Stop beggin' for links.
It' won't be delivered today (not even the OS).
You will have enough time to place an order (4 more weeks)
You might have a point - distributing Nintendo Switch Firmware - modified, and DRMed, with every new update N releases, for profit, as a company, longterm - seemed -- impossible at first and second glance...
I would. I bought couple of flash cards and its pretty well known for people that wanted to try ntrboot.
it is listed on here, by a few people who have gotten things from them. That's how I found them.
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