Hacking Possible Xploder for 3DS leak?

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I found this picture on the Xploder cheats site. It advertises the cheats system for the PS3. Great for the PS3, but there's something else I noticed. All of the games you can see in the image are PS3 games... apart from one. Look to the right and under where it says 'THE ONLY WAY TO CHEAT ON PS3' and you will find it says Mario Kart 7, a game only for the Nintendo 3DS. Could this be a possible leak for a cheat system for the Nintendo 3DS...?
 
Actually, Resident Evil Revelations is on there as well. But, like the others said, its probably just bad avertising.
 
I've been wondering this for a while..
please ignore ignorance but is it possible to cheat in Resident evil revelations?
I've played with people having purple tags and being level 1
but as far as I can tell this shouldn't be possible because you would need an S rank on all missions and complete the last mission..
so unless thay are skipping every enemy I can't see how that would be possible...
 
The logo's probably there simply because they included all the logos of the "hot" games people play nowadays. If it's an ad for a cheat system for the PS3, it advertises a cheat system for the PS3.

All Game Genies and other cheating devices I know used console exploits - I sincerely doubt that Xploader will be the team that'll kick-start the 3DS scene somehow.
 
I've been wondering this for a while..
please ignore ignorance but is it possible to cheat in Resident evil revelations?
I've played with people having purple tags and being level 1
but as far as I can tell this shouldn't be possible because you would need an S rank on all missions and complete the last mission..
so unless thay are skipping every enemy I can't see how that would be possible...

You can set your level lower on your profile IIRC.. Haven't played it in a while.
 
Yes, playing raid mode in RE:R you can set your level to any level below yours. For instance, if you're lvl 20, you can set it anywhere from 1-19 but can't go above 20. This is used for 2 purposes.
1. Some ppl lower their level to make it more of a challenge.
2. If you're infection farming on ghost ship, It's polite to set your lvl to 1 to let other players know you're only going for the 1st medallion.
That's the only way to "cheat", but It's really just an exploit.
Back on topic, you never know, its probably just an error but could be a hint that they're working on a 3ds program/hardware. Highly doubtful though.
 
This thread reminds me of the old PS1 days when Xploder was called Xplorer and I was a mod over at XICCC (Xplorer International Code Creators Club ― lame, right?). Game hacking was so much easier back then.


Do yourself a favor and stop using IE. It's much more prone to virus, and there are quite a few great alternatives out there.
Stop spreading misinformation. There are great alternatives to IE (I use Chromium on Ubuntu), but Microsoft made huge security improvements with IE 9 and IE 10, as well as a number of other great improvements. Most browsers have security issues that have not been fixed for years. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying you should use IE, I just feel bad for it because it's not as terrible as people think, it's just had a bad reputation since IE 6.
 
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Stop spreading misinformation. There are great alternatives to IE (I use Chromium on Ubuntu), but Microsoft made huge security improvements with IE 9 and IE 10, as well as a number of other great improvements. Most browsers have security issues that have not been fixed for years. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying you should use IE, I just feel bad for it because it's not as terrible as people think, it's just had a bad reputation since IE 6.

It's not as bad people say, but not as good as the other big browsers,
Opera is always stable, Chromium is fast as hell and is updated now and them, and firefox have tons of extensions.

IE has nothing special, if it weren't for it coming with Windows,
people would never use it
 
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Stop spreading misinformation. There are great alternatives to IE (I use Chromium on Ubuntu), but Microsoft made huge security improvements with IE 9 and IE 10, as well as a number of other great improvements. Most browsers have security issues that have not been fixed for years. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying you should use IE, I just feel bad for it because it's not as terrible as people think, it's just had a bad reputation since IE 6.

It's not as bad people say, but not as good as the other big browsers,
Opera is always stable, Chromium is fast as hell and is updated now and them, and firefox have tons of extensions.

IE has nothing special, if it weren't for it coming with Windows,
people would never use it

Don't get me wrong, I talk from the little bit of personal experience I have, not from the "IE sux lol" trend that has been going on :lol:
In the end, I would personally recommend any browser that supports Adblock (plus).
 
Don't get me wrong, I talk from the little bit of personal experience I have, not from the "IE sux lol" trend that has been going on :lol:
In the end, I would personally recommend any browser that supports Adblock (plus).

There's no problem with that,
I don't like IE either :D
If IE didn't exist, it would be much easier for web developers,
I had some problems with IE too, although I never use it, i'm just a programmer.
I use Chromium with Kubuntu.
 
If IE didn't exist, it would be much easier for web developers,

You could say the same about WebKit, or whatever rendering engine firefox uses. The less rendering engines, as far as a developer is concerned, the better! Personally I find Chrome the biggest pain in the arse to develop for.
 
Do yourself a favor and stop using IE. It's much more prone to virus, and there are quite a few great alternatives out there.
Not sure if you know this, but Microsoft made great progress with IE9. It's as secure as its competitors, and almost as fast. And it doesn't have the webstandards issues that the previous versions had.
That being said, there still are great alternatives. Personally I use Chrome, and it's great.
 

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