Hacking Question About "Middleware"

[Deleted User]

Lol you need a dev kit to submit anything or they will wonder how you can run the code on your Wii U. So no, you can't submit it on anything

 

[FaTaL_ErRoR]

I'm sorry but without proper certification from Nintendo you are NOT an "official Nintendo Devloper" In order to even get a game published on the Eshop you do need to have the development debug kit at the very least and have a build that has been marked by the proper official SDK. On top of that, anything further then homebrew SHOULD be developed on an official kit because your program will be limited by SD card read speeds which is the absolute wrong way to make an "official Nintendo Developer" piece of software.

I can tell ya right now, if you attempt to submit anything to the eshop for Nintendo cert, a build DNT number has to accompany it which is only awarded by Nintendo once you have a debug kit. You are a Homebrew developer (nothing wrong with that!), not an "Official Nintendo Developer"

What??? But he filled out the app....
Well great, Ill bet next you are gonna tell me that banker in nigeria isnt planning on putting all that money in my bank account.

Hey OP, official nintendo dev that attempts to pirate anti malware software to only be further infected.....

 

[Deleted-379826]

What??? But he filled out the app....
Well great, Ill bet next you are gonna tell me that banker in nigeria isnt planning on putting all that money in my bank account.

Hey OP, official nintendo dev that attempts to pirate anti malware software to only be further infected.....

Shhhhh

 

[NWPlayer123]

You "need a special console" cause it's incredibly tedious to develop if you don't, and you can't publish any games if you don't develop them on one, they have CAT-R Devkits that you can pay monthly which is the "cheap" option, CAT-DEV you have to pay up front

 

[Deleted-379826]

You "need a special console" cause it's incredibly tedious to develop if you don't, and you can't publish any games if you don't develop them on one, they have CAT-R Devkits that you can pay monthly which is the "cheap" option, CAT-DEV you have to pay up front

Yeah but if it's for personal use is it not just as easy (assuming you use unity because most people do) as exporting and booting it in usb loader GX?

 

[NWPlayer123]

Yeah but if it's for personal use is it not just as easy (assuming you use unity because most people do) as exporting and booting it in usb loader GX?

You're going to majorly wear out your SD cause they're so small compared to like 3TB hard drive cause you're rewriting the same clusters over and over testing new files, and if it crashes you have to boot all the way back into loadiine with zero debug info cause it can't log on retail even with loadiine