It might be rather slow to d/l it off ds wifi...possibly more plausible if you bought it on the wii and transferred it through sd or through d/l play
I think that this is a silly idea.
Think about it. How do you justify pirating roms? You say that your flash cart is only used for homebrew.
If nintendo created a cart for homebrew, your excuse for pirating ROMS is pointless right? Buy Nintendos Flash cart if you want homebrew. If you aren;t pirating ROMS, you have no excuse for owning a flashcart that can.
I think that this is a silly idea.
Think about it. How do you justify pirating roms? You say that your flash cart is only used for homebrew.
If nintendo created a cart for homebrew, your excuse for pirating ROMS is pointless right? Buy Nintendos Flash cart if you want homebrew. If you aren;t pirating ROMS, you have no excuse for owning a flashcart that can.
No company would ever support homebrew, warranties would be meaningless. There has never been and probably never will be a company that will support homebrew. You can verify official software but what are they going to do about homebrew? It's released on the internet free for people to download, and any one of those homebrews can be brickers. The support calls would be hell.
Edit: now that I've thought about it a bit more... I still believe they won't support hoembrew, too big of a hassle. Of course this is Nintendo, so who knows. The part about downloading GB/GBC games like Virtual Console is great however. I would love to play old games on my DS. Even better if they had SNES support. I would definitely pay. Even if someone managed to pirate the games (because you know they always do) I would still buy them. What's a better way to support Nintendo and retro games?
It might be rather slow to d/l it off ds wifi...possibly more plausible if you bought it on the wii and transferred it through sd or through d/l play
Yeah, no company would, especially Sony...wait...they did.I think that this is a silly idea.
Think about it. How do you justify pirating roms? You say that your flash cart is only used for homebrew.
If nintendo created a cart for homebrew, your excuse for pirating ROMS is pointless right? Buy Nintendos Flash cart if you want homebrew. If you aren;t pirating ROMS, you have no excuse for owning a flashcart that can.
No company would ever support homebrew, warranties would be meaningless. There has never been and probably never will be a company that will support homebrew. You can verify official software but what are they going to do about homebrew? It's released on the internet free for people to download, and any one of those homebrews can be brickers. The support calls would be hell.
Edit: now that I've thought about it a bit more... I still believe they won't support hoembrew, too big of a hassle. Of course this is Nintendo, so who knows. The part about downloading GB/GBC games like Virtual Console is great however. I would love to play old games on my DS. Even better if they had SNES support. I would definitely pay. Even if someone managed to pirate the games (because you know they always do) I would still buy them. What's a better way to support Nintendo and retro games?
Yeah, no company would, especially Sony...wait...they did.I think that this is a silly idea.
Think about it. How do you justify pirating roms? You say that your flash cart is only used for homebrew.
If nintendo created a cart for homebrew, your excuse for pirating ROMS is pointless right? Buy Nintendos Flash cart if you want homebrew. If you aren;t pirating ROMS, you have no excuse for owning a flashcart that can.
No company would ever support homebrew, warranties would be meaningless. There has never been and probably never will be a company that will support homebrew. You can verify official software but what are they going to do about homebrew? It's released on the internet free for people to download, and any one of those homebrews can be brickers. The support calls would be hell.
Edit: now that I've thought about it a bit more... I still believe they won't support hoembrew, too big of a hassle. Of course this is Nintendo, so who knows. The part about downloading GB/GBC games like Virtual Console is great however. I would love to play old games on my DS. Even better if they had SNES support. I would definitely pay. Even if someone managed to pirate the games (because you know they always do) I would still buy them. What's a better way to support Nintendo and retro games?
Look up yaroze, ps2 linux or even yellow dog linux. Indeed, Sony has.Yeah, no company would, especially Sony...wait...they did.Â
So has M$ on the 360. There is a huuuuge difference between what sony (I assume you refer to yaroze) and m$ have provided for homebrew access, and the essentially unrestricted homebrew access like what we enjoy with modchips and devices like what are currently available 3rd party for the DS.
Every console maker could support homebrew, the question comes when you consider how useful it would actually be; they would have to strip access to anything that could damage the system intentionally or unintentionally, and secure it (using up already limited system resources to police whatever is running) so it does not provide a way "in" for unrestricted/unsecured access at the same time.
No they don't