No.Out of curiosity, is there a location to request missing titlekeys from?

The goal of this software is not to provide an easy way to pirate game, but to provide an "open source eShop alternative"WTF yet u take on a piracy tool?

"open source eShop alternative", downloading games for free is easy piracy, agree or not, it is.The goal of this software is not to provide an easy way to pirate game, but to provide an "open source eShop alternative"

You are supposed to use your title keys that you've got from your console, after that if you want to discuss about that, I can only recommand you to go to the @Crystal the Glaceon's thread."open source eShop alternative", downloading games for free is easy piracy, agree or not, it is.

What I wanted to explain is that if it really was an Open Source eShop alternative, it would feature every bit of the original, including actual money spending, and it is not, at all. It's actually downloading from Nintendo's servers, and installs without questioning. Is it legal? absolutely, the program simply does what eShop does, abusing a blatant flaw. Is it morally wrong? Of course it is, but no one really cares about itYou are supposed to use your title keys that you've got from your console, after that if you want to discuss about that, I can only recommand you to go to the @Crystal the Glaceon's thread.
Tbo, a lot of devs just say they're AP in case they're prosecuted/sued. It makes the "fair use" potential defense almost impossible to use if the dev is on public record defending piracy.WTF yet u take on a piracy tool?
Out of curiosity, is there a location to request missing titlekeys from?

It still crashes to me. I test it and still crashes and resets.
What I wanted to explain is that if it really was an Open Source eShop alternative, it would feature every bit of the original, including actual money spending, and it is not, at all. It's actually downloading from Nintendo's servers, and installs without questioning. Is it legal? absolutely, the program simply does what eShop does, abusing a blatant flaw. Is it morally wrong? Of course it is, but no one really cares about it![]()
Yeah, the keysite certificate has been renewed but with a new end domain. Wii U and 3DS key sites are up now.Just playing around, I substituted the .com in the title site name for .gq and it worked.
Beginners luck![]()
Yea http instead of https and .gq instead of .com nowJust playing around, I substituted the .com in the title site name for .gq and it worked. (oh it's plain http this time too)
Beginners luck![]()

"open source eShop alternative", downloading games for free is easy piracy, agree or not, it is.
The difference is, no one denies that freeShop can be used for piracy. But that is still a matter of personal choice to do so.What I wanted to explain is that if it really was an Open Source eShop alternative, it would feature every bit of the original, including actual money spending, and it is not, at all. It's actually downloading from Nintendo's servers, and installs without questioning. Is it legal? absolutely, the program simply does what eShop does, abusing a blatant flaw. Is it morally wrong? Of course it is, but no one really cares about it![]()
Not working for me.Just playing around, I substituted the .com in the title site name for .gq and it worked. (oh it's plain http this time too)
Beginners luck![]()
Did you enter it correctly? http://<site>.gqNot working for me.
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Pretty certain I did. Was there supposed to be a "3ds." between "http://" and "<site>?"Did you enter it correctly? http://<site>.gq
Pretty certain I did. Was there supposed to be a "3ds." between "http://" and "<site>?"
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YesPretty certain I did. Was there supposed to be a "3ds." between "http://" and "<site>?"
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