It doesn't matter what it sounds like to you, I'm just stating facts. Sorry if you can't handle being wrong.
And yes, I also own a DSTwo and also legally own all my DS games. I apologize if that upsets your world-view.
I don't buy second hand things. And I sure as hell ain't gonna be paying large sums of money for a second hand and potentially bricked console.
Well, I'm not sorry for you not having any way to protect your funds from scam artists on the site. Maybe thats something your should look into before even attempting to buy anything online.
Have you ever heard of PayPal disputes? It is a pretty neat system.It doesn't take a scam artist to put a broken item for sale online and claim it's working.
Anyway, I couldn't care less about the capabilities of Gateway.
What did they think would happen? Sky3DS would continue to work magically without any updates to the card? lmao. This is what happens when you buy a flashcard that uses features from the 3DS community instead of developing it themselves (too lazy or can't?) because once shit hits the fan for "their" card they won't be able to help it while Gateway proves they're capable.
This is what happens when you buy a flashcard that uses features from the 3DS community instead of developing it themselves (too lazy or can't?) because once shit hits the fan for "their" card they won't be able to help it while Gateway proves they're capable.
...The AP checks have NOTHING to do with game software, but with game header (that you can't modify because it's signed).If these AP checks have anything to do with the card then why do they only work on two new games? They must be software related meaning it's the ROM that needs to be "updated". Please read the OP of this thread. The cards are not banned or anything.
...The AP checks have NOTHING to do with game software, but with game header (that you can't modify because it's signed).
Then it's the 3DS security processor that does the check. Check related with gamecard hardware.
Of course they can't extend this to old games because old games don't have "Gamecart v2" hardware.
9.6Which firmware version brought with it the AP check thing?
http://3dbrew.org/wiki/NCSD#NCSD_header0x1FE 0x1 Support for this was implemented with 9.6.0-X FIRM. Bit0=1 enables using bits 1-2, it's unknown what these two bits are actually used for(the value of these two bits get compared with some other value during NCSD verification/loading). This appears to enable a new, likely hardware-based, antipiracy check on cartridges.
well the basic hardware communications would be pretty similar, the problem they will probably have is figuring out exactly how the responses are generated to the AP enquiry.....not that i know anything about it, but i would expect nintendo wouldn't make a HW revision for game cards without adding a major curveball that is really hard to figure out for the sky3DS devs
Yup, they've hit a pretty big wall suggesting people to use third party products to play a game which Sky should be able to play. Imagine you paying $100 for Sky only to be told to use a CFW, now that's some deep shit irony right there lol
The sad part about all of this, they will most likely need a new card and people will still buy it... Hopefully they would have the ability to update to their card this time around but if they're looking at it with cash in mind, chances are it won't so I definitely feel for those who bought Sky.
- It's updateable
- It can handle .cia's
- They replace the shitty button mechanic with something akin to the GW menu system
So you think Ironhax has kernel? Haha.You have some nice thoughts but there are some major flaws.
Basically what your asking is for a GW clone. Firstly you cant install .cia files because you would need kernel access for that and Sky doesnt rely on our "petty" kernel exploits, secondly you cant just make the shitty button mechanic on the Sky because again Sky doesnt rely on kernel exploits. The only way out of this is a kernel exploit above 9.6 which would allow them to see how the new AP works and make a new rev according to it. Now this could be possible with Ironhax if we could actually knew what the heck it does, but for the arguments sake lets just say they manage to RE the process and gain kernel access on 9.9. Now that right there could save Skys ass, BUT with the newly gained kernel exploit who in their right mind would choose a new rev of Sky over GW or potential future CFWs on 9.9. Either way theyre fucked.
Nah, that was just hypotheticalSo you think Ironhax has kernel? Haha.
The only reason Sky3DS works is because it emulates a game card. The 3DS checks every game cartridge for non 3DS/DS game files trying to run (or something like that).
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but this means that numbers 2 and 3 are impossible. Number 1 is questionable. However, I don't know what there would be to update.