Homebrew Play retail games on a DEV unit?
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no, dev units do not have retail keys. however, if you decrypt a retail cia and reencrypt it on a dev unit, it might work.
retail gamecards cannot be ran on a dev unit.
retail gamecards cannot be ran on a dev unit.
It can be doable. You would need to do some wizardry with a retail type emunand and supply your own decryption keys. Nobody really makes tools for doing this on dev units because they are so uncommon and expensive
For $2000. That's money no casual homebrew creator has. It's definitely not money you should be willing to spend for a console that won't do you much good than give you a reason to publish things to the eshop. Heck, we have the sdk apps on retail 3ds consoles already, right? Isn't it pointless to get one unless you're a real Nintendo developer?
You're wrong by a factor of 10, lol
Snake (Panda N3DS) are less than $40 more than retail!
The Panda line isn't terribly "better" than retail without a $900 card, I'll concede you that
Some of which are only possible due to volunteers owning a Panda or better, doing the opposite conversion than the one mentioned in this topic, so...
You also forgot major bragging rights!
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@ HiradeGirl:
@K3Nv2 I did that using Citra for 3DS games. Bottom screen was my smartphone. Until I got the touch screen. -
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Psionic Roshambo:
Ken I have that sort of set up on Drastic on Pi for games that don't require touch -
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Any TV with your PC connected with Citra and any smartphone to use as a screen using a free play store app.+1
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