We will, but by the time we have homebrew running I imagine Ninty will have launched NES VC so it'll be kind of a moot point by then.I mean, we will have to launch it by hombrew, sorry i'm from spain and I don't speak English 10/10 [emoji28]
We will, but by the time we have homebrew running I imagine Ninty will have launched NES VC so it'll be kind of a moot point by then.I mean, we will have to launch it by hombrew, sorry i'm from spain and I don't speak English 10/10 [emoji28]
Maybe the motion is the like infamous like hand motion Satoru does?
lol no one in their right mind is gonna take apart their switch just to play nes golfAlright, if this is legit, I'd bet you can clear system and network time by following something like this:
- remove all saved network from the switch (or airplane mode but keep BT on?)
- remove back case, disconnect battery for a few moments
- reconnect, reassemble
- change time to July 11
- do direct motion (using joycon grip?)
Success?
Here's battery location: https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Nintendo+Switch+Teardown/78263#s156314
https doesnt actually stop this, https isnt what you think, you can easilly spoof this aslong as Nintendo doesnt do pre-flight requests which I think it does :/So, I'm not at my switch right now but some of my testing around this centers around the idea that the Switch "listens" for the motion at a certain point. As in, it would call something like "checkForSecretGesture()" at some point, which would check for 1.5 seconds and then never check again until it's called again, which could explain why flailing the joycons around never seems to do anything.
Posted earlier in this thread, yellows8 described the technique as this: "The motion seems to be a reference to this. Hold the Joy-Cons pointing forwards/downwards, then move Joy-Cons to a vertical position, and hold it there for a bit. The Joy-Con grip can be used for this."
In my experiments, I noticed that if you put the joycons down, the switch eventually dims and idles. then when you pick them up, it undims based on the motion alone. It doesn't use any buttons. My latest theory (with no proof mind you!) is that during this resume time, it's scanning for the gesture.
So with that all said, could someone try from the home screen:
0. have date be 7/11
1, put the joycon grip down flat on the ground
2. wait for the switch goes idle and the menu to dim
3. pick it up such that you do the gesture described in the video and in the comment above
Of course, it's just a guess and I can try it myself later when I'm at my switch. But I thought I'd share because hype!!!
Also, I tried for a long time to "fake" the Internet time sync, but I believe it to be done over HTTPS, not over a standard like NTP. So that would be unfakeable (stemming from the fact that even an offline console somehow "knows" the true date when you turn on Internet sync, even when you poweroff with a fake date). So hopefully having Internet time sync on isn't a requirement for this.
People without smartphones:
So, has anyone had success getting this running on latest? Because if not, that seems....weird.People without smartphones:
- Setery
- shuffle2
- Fiskerdin
i dont think anyone has gotten it running at all since all we have seen from multiple people is the same freaking screenshotSo, has anyone had success getting this running on latest? Because if not, that seems....weird.
People without smartphones:
- Setery
- shuffle2
- Fiskerdin
Nope.So, has anyone had success getting this running on latest? Because if not, that seems....weird.
I did it. Here's footage:
I did it. Here's footage: