Hacking Pasta vs. Gateway?

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Pros/cons to each, differences between the two, similarities, I looking for a breakdown of the two.

Or if there's already thread on that I'd be glad to be pointed in the right direction.
 
With Gateway you can play any games 3ds and install .cia with deffirents firmware SDK using Emunand,
Pasta,you can just install .cia play online without header... however you can't play all games.
 
With Gateway you can play any games 3ds and install .cia with deffirents firmware SDK using Emunand,
Pasta,you can just install .cia play online without header... however you can't play all games.
Also in pasta you can use eshop spoof. (Usefull for n3ds, since emuNAND support is only up to 9.5 atm)
 
Pros for gateway :
- EmuNAND
- Compatible with xenoblade and pokemon shuffle
- 3ds roms support

Pros for pasta :
- eshop spoof (it's only a pro on n3ds)
- dsiware games support
- gba games support (but only ambassador games on n3ds, at least for now)
 
With Gateway you can play any games 3ds and install .cia with deffirents firmware SDK using Emunand,
Pasta,you can just install .cia play online without header... however you can't play all games.
What types of games would you be unable to play?
 
Don't forget that Gateway has multiregion fix for games and mset/spider as launch methods vs CN only on pasta.
In short - gateway is much better.
 
Pasta Pros:
- eshop spoof (it's only a pro on n3ds)
- dsiware games support
- gba games support
- the best part it's free


PASTA WINS!!!

GATEWAY FANBOYS CRYING BELOW


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128GiB of additional storage through the cartridge slot. No "custom firmware" on the 3DS will ever be able to deliver that advantage.
 
128GiB of additional storage through the cartridge slot. No "custom firmware" on the 3DS will ever be able to deliver that advantage.
For the price of the Gateway card alone, you could buy at least 2 extra SD cards and get all that extra space. GW does have the advantage of hotswapping without powering down, but otherwise the space argument isn't too strong imo :P
 
For the price of the Gateway card alone, you could buy at least 2 extra SD cards and get all that extra space. GW does have the advantage of hotswapping without powering down, but otherwise the space argument isn't too strong imo :P
Yes, because if I purchase a flash cartridge for storing multiple games, I'm totally into constantly swapping out between multiple SD cards instead of a single one that can store all of my games at once, and all for the benefit of a hacked-up FAT32 solution instead of a native exFAT file system...
 
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this topic is stupid, neither is 100% complete and up-to-date to run comparisons.
 
Pros for gateway :
- EmuNAND
- Compatible with xenoblade and pokemon shuffle
- 3ds roms support
- Support for games that don't work as cia or require 9.3 such as Xenoblade
- Firmware spoofing
- Can be launched via OOT on N3DS
- Can be launched via the MSET exploit on N3DS (and O3DS, but so can Pasta), so you only need to use CN or OOT once (for downgrading the NVRAM and installing the exploit) in this case
- Can be launched via the browser exploit (no need for CN or OOT)
- Supports NTR CFW 1 (O3DS only)
- GW menu features such as downgrading, game dumping, NAND dumping and restoring, NVRAM downgrading, save dumping and restoring


Pros for pasta :
- eshop spoof (it's only a pro on n3ds)
- dsiware games support
- gba games support (but only ambassador games on n3ds, at least for now)
- Supports NTR CFW 2 (N3DS only)
- Doesn't require the purchase and use of a flashcart
Added some points.
 
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