Hacking Ripping games off origonal cart using SCSD

[jerm27]

is there a way to rip a game off an orig cart with my scsd??? homebrew maybe

 

[DanTheManMS]

Depends on what the "original cart" is. If it's a GBA cart, then it's impossible. If it's a DS game, use Rudolph's NDS Backup Tool slot-2 version.

 

[jerm27]

yeah i want to take off a ds game

 

[SavageWaffle]

HIGHLY illegal.

 

[jerm27]

sarcasm?
is it better to do that then download

 

[FAST6191]

You could use the wifi/ftp version too I guess but http://www009.upp.so-net.ne.jp/rudolph/nds/NDS_Backup/

DLDI patch and enjoy.

 

[sidneyyoung]

SC-Slot2's have auto dldi patching if using the latest firmware.

 

[cutterjohn]

HIGHLY illegal.

Objection!

In the US and most other countries it is ENTIRELY legal to back up your own software, be they on CD/DVD/cart/etc.

 

[jerm27]

ok what about saves how can i rip thoes off should i use this rudolph tool again or is there a better way

 

[arctic_flame]

HIGHLY illegal.
Objection!

In the US and most other countries it is ENTIRELY legal to back up your own software, be they on CD/DVD/cart/etc.

But not circumventing protection to do so. Oh snap

 

[jerm27]

i figured out my save question but i have one more

is it possible to turn a legit sims 2 ds game in to a pokemon diamond i have the pokemon rom (for my little bro)
i hope it is please help

 

[4saken]

LOL don't think it is.

 

[blueskies]

is it possible to turn a legit sims 2 ds game in to a pokemon diamond i have the pokemon rom (for my little bro)
i hope it is please help

Wouldn't it be awesome if Nintendo allowed us to re-write cartridges? You wouldn't even need a flashkit or anything.

 

[jerm27]

oh well

 

[cutterjohn]

HIGHLY illegal.
Objection!

In the US and most other countries it is ENTIRELY legal to back up your own software, be they on CD/DVD/cart/etc.

But not circumventing protection to do so. Oh snap

You are NOT circumventing the protection when backing them up. As a matter of fact run the cart images does not circumvent the protection at all as far as I am aware, nor would installing PC or other software from a backup disk UNLESS you intentionally went and did so AFTER installing. I generally do this anyways as the copy protection mechanism used on Windows are so ass that they usually break other things and decrease overall performance.