Homebrew SudokuHax?

[Jwiz33]

ok well as soon as i saw the ea soduku game i immediately downloaded it thinking sudokuhax still worked. well uhh my question is, does it?

 

[Snailface]

just now? no it won't

you need 1.4.1 or less for it to work at the time of download.

Unless you installed it at 1.4.1 and then updated -- then it would still work, but later firmwares would keep you from transferring haxed binaries to the nand.

 

[HtheB]

The game was patched just 3-4 days after the realase of sudokuhax. And this was years ago...

http://hackmii.com/2011/01/sudokuhax-release/

http://bootmii.org/dsiexploits/downloads/

 

[migles]

you are some (many) years later... it was patched already and if i recall correctly it was patched more than once...

the only way is to find a dsi with the first sudoku with the game not updated...

 

[Jwiz33]

oh ok is there any dsiware exploits for 1.4.5U?

 

[Snailface]

oh ok is there any dsiware exploits for 1.4.5U?

im afraid not.

best hope is that something will arise from 3ds research since it has an embedded DSi firmware. Its a long way off if at all though.

 

[VatoLoco]

too bad the exploit got killed so quickly. sudokuhax is/was pretty neat.
runnin' homebrew without a flashcard is quite epic.

with more horsepower, even.

pokemini goes full-speed on it. copper's arcade emulators run great on it.
there's also (wip) dsi versions of quake ii, heretic, hexen, and dsx86.
spinal_cord even made a snazzy alternate gui for dsi-mode.

/me thinks wishfully that it'd be tits if i could transfer sudokuhax over to my 3dsxl.