How would we know if Sky3ds+ isn't even available??? 
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Chances are that it will work, but is really obvious that we can't say for sure that a game that was released yesterday works in a flashcart that hasn't been released you know.
No one here holds a cristal ball.
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Chances are that it will work, but is really obvious that we can't say for sure that a game that was released yesterday works in a flashcart that hasn't been released you know.
No one here holds a cristal ball.
@Foxi4 has one he's reviewing, maybe he can test it.
Obviously the main selling point is that it can run newer AP protected games, so I'm sure he's been provided configs for these games.
Since we can now make our own configs instead of eating on the sky team, I'm sure he could make one using the required information.
Obviously the main selling point is that it can run newer AP protected games, so I'm sure he's been provided configs for these games.
Since we can now make our own configs instead of eating on the sky team, I'm sure he could make one using the required information.
Last edited by Zidapi,
People who has review copies have been provided with the files to make the games work.
If the game just released yesterday I'm pretty sure the files don't have the game info in it.
And they haven't released the information to update your own game lists neither.
So he won't know how to make the game work.
edit: NVM, Eur version is out first...thats rare....
Last edited by marksteele,
Sorry, I updated my post a few minutes after your reply, but before I'd read it.
He can make the required cfg himself if he can provide all the relevant information. Most, if not all of said information should be available with that "rom information" windows app whose name escapes me.
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